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Multiple Rows with inconsistent structure into One Row without use of macros

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    Multiple Rows with inconsistent structure into One Row without use of macros

    Can someone help me to write a formula that can produce the attached?

    The Input Sheet provides an example of the initial data set.
    The Output Sheet provides the desired result data set.

    Clearly, this can be accomplished with a macro, but I am trying to see if it can be accomplished without writing a macro.

    Any help would be appreciated greatly.

    Brian
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    Re: Multiple Rows with inconsistent structure into One Row without use of macros

    The attached file shows how it can be done using formulae.

    Hope this helps.

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    Re: Multiple Rows with inconsistent structure into One Row without use of macros

    Wow...and to think that I am an excel expert. Thanks so much! I have never used the Index function. I will need to spend some time understanding the method....I really appreciate it.

    Best,

    Brian

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    Re: Multiple Rows with inconsistent structure into One Row without use of macros

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