Multiple columns to individuals columns by sorted column

[wildlifeduke]

Hi all,

I would like copy the columns (data shown below [columns A:C]) to individual columns that are sorted by column A. For example, I would like deer 3 to have its associated water and road values listed next to it in separate columns (i.e., columns D:G), then deer 5 would be in columns H:J and so on down the list. Any help with a formula to accomplish this would be greatly appreciated, I've pulled my hair out enough and a pivot table doesn't seem to work.

Thanks!

deer water road
3 2250.7 108.8
3 2064 132.7
3 2030.4 132.8
3 1997.1 133
3 1961.6 163.1
5 1929.4 193.2
5 1899.5 223.3
5 1869.5 253.5
5 1844.8 283.6
5 1842 16.3
5 1822.2 104.4
7 1818.3 134.4
7 1801.7 104.6
7 1796.8 134.6
7 1773.1 45.2
7 1777.6 15.2
7 1743.5 135.6

[Marcol]

This can be done using a helper column.
Your Data would best be sorted by Col A, then by Col B, then by Col C.
However this will work provided Column A is arranged in groups, but not necessarily sorted.

In D2 (Helper column, hide with the Grouping Button)

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Drag Down until blanks are returned

In E2
For pre 2007

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Drag Across until the last column returns a blank, then down until a blank row is returned.
For
2007 and above try

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This could probably be simplified, but first, does it do as you need?

[wildlifeduke]

Marcol,

Thank you for your useful and quick reply, it is much appreciated. The codes you sent took a bit of manipulating, but I got them to work for me.

Take care.

[Marcol]

Happy to have helped ...

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