My table looks like this...
A B C D E
1111 ASDF JKL; 1234 5678
1111 ASDF JKL; 1234 5678
1111 ASDF JKL; 1234 5678
1111 ASDF JKL; 1234 5678
I need to make it look like this...
1111 ASDF JKL; 1234 5678 ASDF JKL; 1234 5678 ASDF JKL; 1234 5678 ASDF JKL; 1234 5678
Just looking for an easy way to do this.
Last edited by eaw$; 07-22-2012 at 11:54 AM.
i think a bit more data is needed post a sample work book do the cells contain different info, or they do and all the rows look the same?
is col a repeated only 4 times?
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There are varying numbers of groups of rows that I need to split, but every grouping needs to go to one row.
still cant see how you want it split! show on the sheet what the result should be
Can you tell what I need to do by looking @ this version?
yes i can buy i think youll need code i can probably do it with a few functions but it will require a few helper columns
Awesome - helper columns are far better than doing it manually.
ok see sheet 2, helpers on sheet 1
Here's my interpretation of your problem.
VBA solution, if you like.
Last edited by jindon; 07-22-2012 at 06:28 PM.
That is exactly what i was looking for! Thank you!
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