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Excel - how to add two cell values in single cell (Easy steps) You might be having lot of data in excel and you want to add the multiple cells and give the value in single cell. do not worry there are many ways to do it but today I am going to teach you a simple and easiest way to do it. Example: You may be having the below values in excel Cell A1 = First Name Cell B1 = Last Name How can you add it in both of the values in single cell? so follow these easy steps below: As shown in above image in Cell Al there is a First Name, that is Narendra and in cell B2 Modi- so you can add both with the below formula: =A1&B1 So the result will be as shown below: So in above image the both cells value (A1 & B1) is combined and pasted in cell C1 but there is no "Space" between the two value; If you want to add a space between then follow with be low steps.  the formula will be  : =A1&" "&B1 (cell A1 and type space in quo

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BELURU - HISTORY & TRAVEL GUIDE Belur was the early capital of the Hoysala Empire.[1] With Halebidu which is only 16 km away, this is one of the major tourist destinations in Karnataka. Belur is located in Hassan district. According to inscriptions discovered here, it was also referred to as Velapuri. The main attraction in Belur is the Chennakeshava temple complex which contains the Chennakeshava Temple (dedicated to Chennakeshava, meaning handsome Vishnu) as the centerpiece, surrounded by the Kappe Chennigaraya temple built by Shantaladevi, queen of king Vishnuvardhana. It is said that Shantaladevi herself danced in front of the main shrine during its installation and her dance inspired the poses of the figurines on the temple walls.[2]   The first moulding were the temple wall meets the jagati (platform) around the temple is made up entirely of a frieze of elephants There are two more shrines here that are still in use by devotees and there is a Pushkarni or stepped well

Shree Kukke Subramanya Temple: Kukke Subramanya (Tulu and Kannada Kukke Subramanya ) is a Hindu temple located in the village of Subramanya, Karnataka Here Kartikeya is worshipped as Subramanya, lord of all serpents. The epics relate that the divine serpent Vasuki and other serpents found refuge under Subramanya when threatened by the Garuda. About the Place: Kukke lapped in the luxurious abundance of the beauty of the nature the village of Subramanya lies in the Sullia Taluk in Dakshina Kannada with a sanctity which very few places can boast of. The temple is situated in the heart of the village. Nature reveals herself in all her unhidden beauty in the rivers, forests and mountains which the temples is surrounded by. It is about a 105 km from Mangalore and can be easily reached by train,buses or taxis. Subramanya used to be called as Kukke Pattana in the past. In the 'Shankara Vijaya' Anandagiri observes that Sri Shankaracharya camped here for a few days

Nanjangud Nanjangud ( Kannada: ನಂಜನಗೂಡು ) is a town in Mysore district in the Indian state of Karnataka. Nanjangud lies on the banks of the river Kapila (Kabini), 23 km from the city of Mysore. Nanjangud is famous for Srikanteshwara Temple. Nanjangud is also called "Dakshina Kashi" (southern Kashi). This city is also famous for a variety of banana grown in the region, the Nanjanagoodu rasabale. Origin of the name: The Srikanteshwara Temple at Nanjangud is dedicated to the Hindu supreme deity Shiva, also called Sri Nanjundeshwara, ("The Lord who drank poison") to save the earth.[2] In Hindu mythology, the Gods and demons churned the ocean in search of the ambrosia. During this churning, poison emanated first, followed by ambrosia. To prevent the poison from spreading across the universe, Shiva drank it. His consort Parvati then held his throat tightly to prevent the poison from spreading to the rest of his body. The poison remained in his throat, ma