move a row to a column

[3Standing]

Hi, I have a spreadsheet that has information in 1 column but in different rows. For example:
Column C
Row 2 Name
Row 3 address
Row 4 city ST zip
Row 5 Name
Row 6 address
Row 7 city st zip

and so on

Is there anyway to move the address and city st zip to seperate columns with the name of the person on the same row?

Thank you

[JohnTopley]

Are you still on Excel 2007? If not, please update your profile with your current version as replies do depend on knowing this.

One way

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[alansidman]

Here is another option with Power Query

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Excel 2016 (Windows) 64 bit

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K
1	ID	Data	Data2			ID	Address.1	Address.2	Address.3	Address.4	Address.5
2	1	Name	Joe			1	Joe	1800 Ranch Road	Harbor	CO	80000
3		Address	1800 Ranch Road			2	Rick	79 Maple Dr	Rock Springs	MD	12345
4		Address2	Harbor			3	Sam	57 Roman Rd	Portalnd	OH	55555
5		State	CO			4	Mary	16 Elm St	Sumner	CA	99995
6		Zip	80000
7	2	Name	Rick
8		Address	79 Maple Dr
9		Address2	Rock Springs
10		State	MD
11		Zip	12345
12	3	Name	Sam
13		Address	57 Roman Rd
14		Address2	Portalnd
15		State	OH
16		Zip	55555
17	4	Name	Mary
18		Address	16 Elm St
19		Address2	Sumner
20		State	CA
21		Zip	99995

Sheet: Sheet1

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[windknife]

Another way for O356.

=WRAPROWS(FILTER(C2:C100,C2:C100<>""),3,"")