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I have a dataset that contains an array of data values. The first row
contains the header information (A1:W1) for the data and the second row contains the data (A2:IU2). This combination is repeated over 2400 times in one file. I would like to add the second line of data to the first line of attributes and repeat over the length of the file (down to row 4822), so that I can then import the data into a GIS. Anyone have any suggestions on how best to do this? Thanks! Kelly |
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Are your "header" rows in A3:W3 and A5:W5 etc the same as those in
A1:W1? If so, then you can apply autofilters and if one of the header descriptions is, for example, "Surname", you can filter for this on that column. Highlight all the rows that are displayed (except the top one) and Edit | Delete Row. When the filter is taken off all your duplicated header rows will have been deleted. Hope this helps. Pete |
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Each header row is different and contains a unique location and time, which
needs to be concatenated with the data row directly below it in order to convert to a shapefile. "Pete" wrote: Are your "header" rows in A3:W3 and A5:W5 etc the same as those in A1:W1? If so, then you can apply autofilters and if one of the header descriptions is, for example, "Surname", you can filter for this on that column. Highlight all the rows that are displayed (except the top one) and Edit | Delete Row. When the filter is taken off all your duplicated header rows will have been deleted. Hope this helps. Pete |
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