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Gilbert Gilbert is offline
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Default Transposing one column into three

I tried that as I pointed out in my post, but I get blank
rows in each column.
I 'd like to have three consistent columns with no blanks
between the rows...

Thanks anyway.

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Gilbert,
If you want to do this with formulae:

Assuming:
Column A contains the vendor name starting at row 2, B

contains ""I, II, or
III" starting at row 2

Create:
Column C with header "I" in row 1
Column D with header "II" in row 1
Column E with header "III" in row 1

In cell C2 type the formula:
=IF($B2=C$1,$A2,"")

and copy the formula to all cells in columns C to E which

have row data.

That will, I think, give you a tabular layout.
AlexJ

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I have 2 columns of about 100 records.

First record is a vendor name, second record is either
I,II, or III. All vendor names are unique.

Out of this data I would like to build three columns.

One
for "I" one for "II" and the last for "III". Of course
under these header would be the vendors names.

I was able to do it but I have three columns with blank
rows scattered all over.

I would appreciate any help or hint.

Thanks in advance



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