Is there an elegant way?
Do you want the results to appear in one column? If so, try this (assuming
data is in A1:E3) and copy down:
=IF(COUNTA(A1:E1),SUBSTITUTE(TRIM(A1&" "&B1&" "&C1&" "&D1&" "&E1)," ",",
")&";","")
If you want them in separate columns, use the formula above, then use
Data/Text To Columns using Space as the delimiter.
"veryeavy" wrote:
Hi All,
I am trying to write an automated commentary on some financial variances.
From here on my methos so far and a better method may diverge.
I have set up a grid where those variances I want to report are shown, e.g.
blank Loans blank Deposits blank
Cash blank blank Deposits Other
blank blank Shares blank blank
and I want the following displayed:
Loans, Deposits;
Cash, Deposits;
Shares;
EXACTLY like that ... (lining up on the same rows as the above is fine).
I am not sure if this IS difficult or I am just MAKING this difficult!
Really would appreciate any help as manually creating these commentaries is
tedious.
TIA and cheers,
Matt Geare
"veryeavy" on BBO :-)
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