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Excel Adding duplicated numbers together
I am importing a .txt file from a portable data collector to Excel. I can't
figure out how to get the program to recognize duplicated numbers in order to add them together. The .txt file reads like this: 33110003,2 The ',2' is the count from the .txt file but does not add other numbers together that are the same. So when I read the file on excel it looks like this: 33110003,2 33110003,4 I want it to be this way: 33110003,6 Please help, thank you! |
When you import the data, put each of those fields into its own column (comma
delimited???). Then you could sort by column A and then Data|subtotal. Or even use a pivottable to get the totals. JJ Joobler wrote: I am importing a .txt file from a portable data collector to Excel. I can't figure out how to get the program to recognize duplicated numbers in order to add them together. The .txt file reads like this: 33110003,2 The ',2' is the count from the .txt file but does not add other numbers together that are the same. So when I read the file on excel it looks like this: 33110003,2 33110003,4 I want it to be this way: 33110003,6 Please help, thank you! -- Dave Peterson |
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