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moving alternating rows to a column with the order staying the sam
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In B1 place the formula =IF(MOD(ROW(),2)=1,A2,"") Copy it all the way to the bottom - you should get alternating rows where the switch # lines up next to the correct address# If so, copy the entire column B, the EditPaste Special Values If you need to keep all of these in the original order, insert a helper column & fill it with a series of ascending numbers. Then sort the entire bit on column B & delete all the rows where column B = "" If needed, resort on the helper column to return the list to the original order "ad" wrote: I am working on a sheet that has more 11000+ rows. I need to move alternating rows to a column without having to do it manually. However, currently A1 correspondes with A2, A3 with A4, etc. How can I move it from: address1 switch#1 address2 switch#2 to: address 1 switch#1 address 2 switch#2 address 3 switch#3 |
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