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Hello,
I have a sheet that is roughly 10,000 rows long. In columns A-F I have data. In columns G, H, and I, I have summary counts of that data in 3 categories. The summary data in G, H, and I is separated by about 200-300 rows at a time. Is there any way to cut out those columns, put them into a new sheet, and then eliminate the 100's of rows in between, so that I'm left with just the data in consecutive rows? As always, thanks! |
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Nevermind, I just discovered the data filter tool!
"pm" wrote: Hello, I have a sheet that is roughly 10,000 rows long. In columns A-F I have data. In columns G, H, and I, I have summary counts of that data in 3 categories. The summary data in G, H, and I is separated by about 200-300 rows at a time. Is there any way to cut out those columns, put them into a new sheet, and then eliminate the 100's of rows in between, so that I'm left with just the data in consecutive rows? As always, thanks! |
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