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Default Excel file formatting

Hello. I have data in my excel file which contains many many rows; 9900 to
be exact, of student names and room locations in a building. The file looks
like this:

Name Grade Period Room
Doe, John 12th 1 101
Doe, John 12th 2 102
Doe, John 12th 3 103 etc.....

This data is exported from our database like that through period 7. What I
would like for mail merge purposes is to get each student (if the same
perhaps on student #) on one row (record) so the mail merge knows where to
put the info. What I would like to do is reformat the file to look like:

Name Grade Per 1 Rm Per 2 RM Per 3 RM
Doe, John 12 101 102 103
Doe, Jane 10 110 111 112 etc....

Is there a way to do this reformatting in excel without having to do this
one record at a time? Your assistance would be greatly appreciated.
 
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