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Transpose/Pivot multiple rows per person into 1 row per person with fixed columns

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    Transpose/Pivot multiple rows per person into 1 row per person with fixed columns

    Hey there,

    I work at a primary school where there time is - as you understand - valuable and there is no budget for technology solutions.
    From our administration software I can generate a Sheet with data that looks like this:

    Last name First name Area Test score A-E Test score I-V
    Jansen Luca Techn.lezen (1) A II
    Jansen Luca Techn.lezen (2) A I
    Jansen Luca Begr.lezen C IV
    Jansen Luca Rek. en Wisk. B II
    Jansen Luca Spelling B III
    Johnson Mathilde Techn.lezen (1) A
    Johnson Mathilde Techn.lezen (2) A I
    Johnson Mathilde Techn.lezen (3) B II
    Johnson Mathilde Begr.lezen A I
    Johnson Mathilde Rek. en Wisk. A I
    Johnson Mathilde Spelling A I

    I want to use MailMerge in Word to quickly generate letters to send to the childrens parents.
    Therefore I need a Sheet that looks like this:

    Last name First name Techn.lezen (1) Techn.lezen (2) Techn.lezen (3) Begr.lezen Rek. en Wisk. Spelling (here same 5 columns but than with I-V scores)
    Jansen Luca A A _ (none) C B B
    Johnson Mathilde A A C A A A


    I searched hours on the all kinds of fora and tried several examples from others. So far without the right result.

    Hopefully I pointed out my case. And hopefully anybody can help me out with this.
    Thanks in advance.

    Best regards,

    Rick

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    Re: Transpose/Pivot multiple rows per person into 1 row per person with fixed columns

    It will be good if you explain with the help of a sample file.

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