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Selecting non-adjacent data
I have a large list of names and addresses that when imported into excel
comes in without being in the proper columns (name, address, city, state, etc). To fix this I need to select and copy the data in every eighth row (A3, A11, A19, A27, etc.) and paste this into a name column. Is there a way to do this automatically without clicking on every cell individually? |
Selecting non-adjacent data
Let's say you want column M to be your name column (this might be on
another sheet). Put this formula in M3: =INDIRECT("Sheet1!A"&(ROW(A1)-1)*8+3) then copy this down. I've assumed your data is on Sheet1. Hope this helps. Pete On Apr 9, 4:32*pm, jdpf wrote: I have a large list of names and addresses that when imported into excel comes in without being in the proper columns (name, address, city, state, etc). *To fix this I need to select and copy the data in every eighth row (A3, A11, A19, A27, etc.) and paste this into a name column. *Is there a way to do this automatically without clicking on every cell individually? |
Selecting non-adjacent data
Thanks "Pete_UK" it worked great.
"Pete_UK" wrote: Let's say you want column M to be your name column (this might be on another sheet). Put this formula in M3: =INDIRECT("Sheet1!A"&(ROW(A1)-1)*8+3) then copy this down. I've assumed your data is on Sheet1. Hope this helps. Pete On Apr 9, 4:32 pm, jdpf wrote: I have a large list of names and addresses that when imported into excel comes in without being in the proper columns (name, address, city, state, etc). To fix this I need to select and copy the data in every eighth row (A3, A11, A19, A27, etc.) and paste this into a name column. Is there a way to do this automatically without clicking on every cell individually? |
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