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I have a long list of rows in Excel, consisting of 2 columns (Column A: Item & Column B: Quantity), as shown in the example below:
A B --------------- Item Qty --------------- AAA 12 BBB 130 CCC 14 DDD 150 EEE 22 FFF 230 GGG 333 I want to automatically break the long list of rows at every Nth row into another 2 columns (Column E & F). Example as shown below: A B E F ------------------------------- Item Qty Item Qty ------------------------------- AAA 12 FFF 230 BBB 130 GGG 333 CCC 14 DDD 150 EEE 22 Can anyone help how I can do so using Macro or any Excel functions? Thank you! |
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Is this so you can print lots of stuff on one sheet of paper?
If it is, you may want to copy the data to MSWord and use Format|columns to make it pretty. If this isn't for printing, I think you'll find that you can do lots more things with your data laid out the way you have it--save a copy before you modify your layout. chuangbl wrote: I have a long list of rows in Excel, consisting of 2 columns (Column A: Item & Column B: Quantity), as shown in the example below: A B --------------- Item Qty --------------- AAA 12 BBB 130 CCC 14 DDD 150 EEE 22 FFF 230 GGG 333 I want to automatically break the long list of rows at every Nth row into another 2 columns (Column E & F). Example as shown below: A B E F ------------------------------- Item Qty Item Qty ------------------------------- AAA 12 FFF 230 BBB 130 GGG 333 CCC 14 DDD 150 EEE 22 Can anyone help how I can do so using Macro or any Excel functions? Thank you! -- chuangbl -- Dave Peterson |
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