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Copy while skipping Rows
Maybe this might help.
Say your data is in column B starting at B4. In a blank column off to the right, say M, put this formula and copy down as far as needed. =OFFSET(B$4,(ROWS($1:1)-1)*4,,) that should extract all your Compound A's use =OFFSET(B$5,(ROWS($1:1)-1)*4,,) in column N for compound B's etc. etc. HTH Martin |
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