Yeah,

That's exactly what I mean. The other thing is that I do not know what a
VBA Program is.

Thanks.

"Bob Bridges" wrote:

Mm...I hope you mean "column", not "row", because I was prepared to hear you
say the former. The problem with my suggestion, as I see it, is that it
leaves your rows displayed correctly, after a fashion, but with the gaps
between them that in the source sheet are filled with other line items. So
if on the Running-Budget sheet starting on line 3 you have line items C, G,
C, H, H, C and G, then the sheet for item C will have data on lines 3, 5 and
8, whereas you want them on lines 3, 4 and 5. Right?

Well, you CAN do this with formulae, but it's pretty messy. Much better, I
think, to do it in a VBA program. Are you up for that, or do you really,
really prefer to do it with worksheet functions?

--- "zoomzoom632" wrote:
This works, but I'm looking for the items to be imediatly in a row.