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I have a column of values (up to 144 values). I have several other columns
(up to 12 additional columns) that I want to select those values in the first column to fill in the rows on the additional columns. For instance: Column1 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6 Data7 Data8 Column2 Data1 Data2 Column 3 Data3 Data4 Column4 Data5 Data6 Column5 Data7 Data8 I would think this would involve an INDEX formula, but how would I use it? Thanks |
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No headers in row 1, right?
With the data in A1:Axx Put this in B1: =INDEX($A:$A,2*(COLUMN()-2)+ROW()) and drag down to B2. Then select B1:B2 and drag to the right as far as you need. Scott wrote: I have a column of values (up to 144 values). I have several other columns (up to 12 additional columns) that I want to select those values in the first column to fill in the rows on the additional columns. For instance: Column1 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6 Data7 Data8 Column2 Data1 Data2 Column 3 Data3 Data4 Column4 Data5 Data6 Column5 Data7 Data8 I would think this would involve an INDEX formula, but how would I use it? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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Why would the data come back showing duplicates? For instance, the last one
listed on the 2nd column would be the first in column 3? "Dave Peterson" wrote: No headers in row 1, right? With the data in A1:Axx Put this in B1: =INDEX($A:$A,2*(COLUMN()-2)+ROW()) and drag down to B2. Then select B1:B2 and drag to the right as far as you need. Scott wrote: I have a column of values (up to 144 values). I have several other columns (up to 12 additional columns) that I want to select those values in the first column to fill in the rows on the additional columns. For instance: Column1 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6 Data7 Data8 Column2 Data1 Data2 Column 3 Data3 Data4 Column4 Data5 Data6 Column5 Data7 Data8 I would think this would involve an INDEX formula, but how would I use it? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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I don't know.
Is your data laid out the way I thought it was? Scott wrote: Why would the data come back showing duplicates? For instance, the last one listed on the 2nd column would be the first in column 3? "Dave Peterson" wrote: No headers in row 1, right? With the data in A1:Axx Put this in B1: =INDEX($A:$A,2*(COLUMN()-2)+ROW()) and drag down to B2. Then select B1:B2 and drag to the right as far as you need. Scott wrote: I have a column of values (up to 144 values). I have several other columns (up to 12 additional columns) that I want to select those values in the first column to fill in the rows on the additional columns. For instance: Column1 Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6 Data7 Data8 Column2 Data1 Data2 Column 3 Data3 Data4 Column4 Data5 Data6 Column5 Data7 Data8 I would think this would involve an INDEX formula, but how would I use it? Thanks -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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