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Converting columns of non-standard formatted data into a table (rows)

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    Smile Converting columns of non-standard formatted data into a table (rows)

    I have data in two columns that I would like to convert into a table. The challenge is that the data fields of my current columns are not consistent and so I do not think I can use the OFFSET function - at least I don't know how.

    I've tried so many things only to realize somewhere along the way that my idea won't work. Ugh...it's getting personal: me against the Excel spreadsheet at this point

    The attached file has an explanation of what I am trying to to (it is often easier to show instead of try to explain). Any help anyone could provide would be tremendously welcome.

    Thanks,
    Peter from Seattle
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    Re: Converting columns of non-standard formatted data into a table (rows)

    Is this in the wrong thread? This is for Microsoft Access Questions.
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    Re: Converting columns of non-standard formatted data into a table (rows)

    Shoot. Thanks. I accidently posted to the wrong area. My apologies.
    -Peter

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