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Stacking many columns into one

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    Stacking many columns into one

    Hi guys, as the title suggests I have 5 columns with dates and would like to put them into one column, order is not important here.

    Is there a quick way to do this avoiding cut & paste?
    Last edited by pickslides; 01-08-2012 at 08:05 PM.
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    Re: Stacking many columns into one

    If it is valid dates, try SMALL function.

    Say, B:F contains dates. So try this in A2,then copy down.

    =SMALL(B:F,ROWS(A$2:A2))
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    Re: Stacking many columns into one

    Thx Haseeb, this worked fine

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