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How do I fit columns A and B to column C with A on top of B?
I have 12 columns of data that I want go into one column; Column A is first,
then Column B follows underneath, then Column C, etc. using Excel. |
How do I fit columns A and B to column C with A on top of B?
Say you want to start your serialized data in cell AA2. Enter in AA2
the following formula (assuming data in A2:L101): =INDEX($A$2:$L$101,INT((ROW()-ROW($AA$2))/12),MOD(ROW()-ROW($AA$2), 12)) Copy down. HTH Kostis Vezerides On Jun 27, 5:21 pm, Emma wrote: I have 12 columns of data that I want go into one column; Column A is first, then Column B follows underneath, then Column C, etc. using Excel. |
How do I fit columns A and B to column C with A on top of B?
Please restate your question paying attention to what is a row and what is a
column. Your original layout and the layout desired. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Emma" wrote in message ... I have 12 columns of data that I want go into one column; Column A is first, then Column B follows underneath, then Column C, etc. using Excel. |
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