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    Taking multiple columns and stacking in to one column

    Hello!!! New to the forum and so happy to have found this! I am having a major issue!!! Here is the set up:

    Column A: Name
    Column B: Counties

    Hundreds of records. Column B could consist of 1 County or 25 Counties. Every row is different. I do a simple 'text to column' creating multiple columns each with a county name.

    I need for every row to be only 1 name and 1 county so that I can create pivot tables. In order to do this, I need for all of the counties to be in 1 single column with the corresponding name in column A on the same row. I have uploaded a sample sheet to show what I am talking about. I'm assuming a macro or VBA is warranted here because when I am dealing with hundreds of rows this becomes an impossible project. Any help here would be greatly appreciated!
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    Re: Taking multiple columns and stacking in to one column

    See if this is what you want.
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    Any code provided by me should be tested on a copy or a mock up of your original data before applying it to the original. Some events in VBA cannot be reversed with the undo facility in Excel. If your original post is satisfied, please mark the thread as "Solved". To upload a file, see the banner at top of this page.
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    Re: Taking multiple columns and stacking in to one column

    Oh my God YOU ARE A GENIUS!!!!!!!! Do you know how long I have been struggling with this!?!??! You just made my MONTH! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

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    Re: Taking multiple columns and stacking in to one column

    You're welcome, welcome, welcome
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