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combining rows of data into one row
I have an employee ID and a field for Goals. CUrrently there are 2-20 goals
per employee ID. I am trying to combine the 2-20 goals into only one field per employee id. I know I concatinate it but can't figure out how to get say for example 2 rows of goals into one row. Employee ID Goal 1111 Learn Excel 1111 Learn Access I'd like to create the above to look like this: Employee ID Goal 1111 Learn Excel; Learn Access Thanks for any help you can provide. |
combining rows of data into one row
A tiny trick. Say your real data starts in A2. In C2 enter:
=B2 In C3 enter: =IF(A2=A1,C2 & ";" & B3,B3) and copy down -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200817 "Miskacee" wrote: I have an employee ID and a field for Goals. CUrrently there are 2-20 goals per employee ID. I am trying to combine the 2-20 goals into only one field per employee id. I know I concatinate it but can't figure out how to get say for example 2 rows of goals into one row. Employee ID Goal 1111 Learn Excel 1111 Learn Access I'd like to create the above to look like this: Employee ID Goal 1111 Learn Excel; Learn Access Thanks for any help you can provide. |
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