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This is probably an easy one, but I have a spreadsheet with thousands of
lines & I need to move column B (phone numbers) into column A (addresses) so that the rows are alternating addresses & phone numbers: NOW: address1 phone number 1 address2 phone number 2 I WANT: address1 phone number1 address2 phone number2 thanks in advance for your help! |
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Personally, I think this sounds like a really bad idea. I would leave the
data as is (presumably with a single row per record), to leave yourself the flexibility of using it like a database, should you ever need to. I would recommend that, if you need this type of layout, you create a mail merge in Word to format the data as <address1 <phone1 <address2 <phone2 "ad" wrote: This is probably an easy one, but I have a spreadsheet with thousands of lines & I need to move column B (phone numbers) into column A (addresses) so that the rows are alternating addresses & phone numbers: NOW: address1 phone number 1 address2 phone number 2 I WANT: address1 phone number1 address2 phone number2 thanks in advance for your help! |
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