A question here.

Max's method gives you a 13 column by 6 row grid.

How does that reconcile with "convert a list of number (A1:A78) to a 6 column
grid "?


Gord

On Fri, 9 Feb 2007 18:01:32 -0000, "Jim" wrote:

Max

That's great, many thanks.

Jim

"Max" wrote in message
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Perhaps a formula which can also re-arrange it
while you await the vba way

In B1:
=OFFSET($A$1,ROW(A1)+COLUMN(A1)*6-7,)
Copy B1 down to B6, fill across to N6 to exhaust the source col
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Max
Singapore
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"Jim" wrote in message
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Hi

Anyone know how to convert a list of number (A1:A78) to a 6 column grid
so the numbers go down 6 rows and down the next 6 rows etc until you
reach the end of the list/col?

I'd like to do it in VBA but I'm not clever enough!

Thanks

Jim