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I have a list of names in a column (for example A1:A100) and would like to
paste it into another worksheet; but in a way that it skips every other cell.
(A1-A200) Not sure if it is possible. Any ideas??
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paste it into the new worksheet
next to in enter 1 to 100 (in 1 increments)

below the new numbers enter 1.5 to 100.5 (in 1 increments)

select both columns and sort by the number column
delete the number column
the names will be in every other row

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I have a list of names in a column (for example A1:A100) and would like to
paste it into another worksheet; but in a way that it skips every other cell.
(A1-A200) Not sure if it is possible. Any ideas??

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use a helper column.
with uneven numbers 1,3,5,7,9 up to 201 followed by even numbers
2,4,6,8,up to 200

paste your names into a column next to the even numbers
highlight the whole area including the even numbers and sort using the
numbers column.


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