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Is it possible to merge columns for HMTL output?

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    Is it possible to merge columns for HMTL output?

    I would like to enter the data in excel's spreadsheet in the typical way, eg.

    Age | Gender | Marital Status | Employment | ....

    (each |???| represents a column)

    But I would like to display this data more compactly so the user does not have to scroll needlessly to the right side of the screen looking at the ugly output.

    I would like it to display thusly:

    Age
    Gender
    Marital Status (all in one column, under each other), then the next column would continue to the right

    I'd rather not enter it this way so that I can still do searches based on Marital Status, for instance.

    Does that make sense? Is it possible?

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    Anne Troy
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    Re: Is it possible to merge columns for HMTL output?

    Use mail merge to Word, then save as html.
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    "Heartache" <[email protected]> wrote
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    >
    > I would like to enter the data in excel's spreadsheet in the typical
    > way, eg.
    >
    > Age | Gender | Marital Status | Employment | ....
    >
    > (each |???| represents a column)
    >
    > But I would like to display this data more compactly so the user does
    > not have to scroll needlessly to the right side of the screen looking
    > at the ugly output.
    >
    > I would like it to display thusly:
    >
    > Age
    > Gender
    > Marital Status (all in one column, under each other), then the next
    > column would continue to the right
    >
    > I'd rather not enter it this way so that I can still do searches based
    > on Marital Status, for instance.
    >
    > Does that make sense? Is it possible?
    >
    >
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    RagDyeR
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    Re: Is it possible to merge columns for HMTL output?

    Does this help?

    Say your datalist was on Sheet1, from A1 to E100.


    On Sheet2, enter these formulas in A1 to E1:

    =INDEX(Sheet1!$1:$1,ROWS($1:1))
    =INDEX(Sheet1!$2:$2,ROWS($1:1))
    =INDEX(Sheet1!$3:$3,ROWS($1:1))
    =INDEX(Sheet1!$4:$4,ROWS($1:1))
    =INDEX(Sheet1!$5:$5,ROWS($1:1))

    Then select A1:E1 and drag down to copy to Row100.
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    "Heartache" <[email protected]> wrote
    in message news:[email protected]...

    I would like to enter the data in excel's spreadsheet in the typical
    way, eg.

    Age | Gender | Marital Status | Employment | ....

    (each |???| represents a column)

    But I would like to display this data more compactly so the user does
    not have to scroll needlessly to the right side of the screen looking
    at the ugly output.

    I would like it to display thusly:

    Age
    Gender
    Marital Status (all in one column, under each other), then the next
    column would continue to the right

    I'd rather not enter it this way so that I can still do searches based
    on Marital Status, for instance.

    Does that make sense? Is it possible?


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    Thanks!!

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