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Making a second column from data in first column

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    sek0910
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    Making a second column from data in first column

    I have a column of numbers, the first being a date and the second a value,
    etc..
    I want to take every other value (the even numbered rows) and move them to a
    second column next to the date. Of course I'll end up with a blank every
    other row, so I'll then want to "collapse" the columns to eliminate the
    blanks.
    Any easy way to do this as I have several thousand pieces of data.
    Thanks in advance.,

    Stephen

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    Hans Knudsen
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    Re: Making a second column from data in first column

    If your data starts in A1:
    =INDIRECT("A"&(ROW()-1)*2+2)
    Regards
    Hans


    "sek0910" <[email protected]> skrev i en meddelelse news:[email protected]...
    >I have a column of numbers, the first being a date and the second a value,
    > etc..
    > I want to take every other value (the even numbered rows) and move them to a
    > second column next to the date. Of course I'll end up with a blank every
    > other row, so I'll then want to "collapse" the columns to eliminate the
    > blanks.
    > Any easy way to do this as I have several thousand pieces of data.
    > Thanks in advance.,
    >
    > Stephen




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    Norman Jones
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    Re: Making a second column from data in first column

    Hi Stephen,

    For a programmatic solution, see suggestion in Programming.


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    Regards,
    Norman



    "sek0910" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    >I have a column of numbers, the first being a date and the second a value,
    > etc..
    > I want to take every other value (the even numbered rows) and move them to
    > a
    > second column next to the date. Of course I'll end up with a blank every
    > other row, so I'll then want to "collapse" the columns to eliminate the
    > blanks.
    > Any easy way to do this as I have several thousand pieces of data.
    > Thanks in advance.,
    >
    > Stephen




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