A B C D E 1 Apple Banana Cherry =A1 2 Durant Elderberry Fig =B1 3 Goji Honeydew Jambul =C1 4 =A2 5 =B2 6 =C2 7 =A3 8 =B3 9 =C3
The output from the top table would show as the bottom table. I am manually entering the [=] functions in column E but it gets labor intensive when my fruit list goes on indefinitely in it's zig zag pattern (right for three columns, then jump to next row, right for three columns, then jump to next row, rinse, wash, repeat).
A B C D E 1 Apple Banana Cherry Apple 2 Durant Elderberry Fig Banana 3 Goji Honeydew Jambul Cherry 4 Durant 5 Elderberry 6 Fig 7 Goji 8 Honeydew 9 Jambi
How can I write a better formula in column E? I want a formula I can paste down for hundreds of rows that will pull data in the zig zag fashion described above.
PS - Bonus question. I read Chandoo and Peltier all the time - excellent blogs. Are there other similar awesome Excel blogs like theirs that are fun and entertaining? I pretty much read all their posts and need some new material to expand my horizons. Darkhorse analytics is interesting but there are only about five posts on that site.
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