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Answer: how do you interleave two columns
To interleave two columns in Microsoft Excel, follow these steps:
[list=1][*]Open your Excel worksheet and select a blank cell where you want to start the interleaved data.[*]In the formula bar, type the following formula: Code:
=IFERROR(INDEX(A:A,ROW()/2),INDEX(B:B,(ROW()+1)/2)) Note: In the formula, "A:A" and "B:B" refer to the two columns of data you want to interleave. If your data is in different columns, you will need to adjust the formula accordingly. Also, if your data starts in a different row, you will need to adjust the formula to start at the correct row.
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