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Default (Again) Converting rows to columns


Would appreciate some advice: I am currently downloading some data into
an Excel spreadsheet that gives me the following format:

Dept.# Account# Month Actuals
Dept.# Account# Month Budget

Dept.# Account# Month Actuals
Dept.# Account# Month Budget

Dept.# Account# Month Actuals
Dept.# Account# Month Budget

I would like to get the actuals in one column and the budget in the
next column, but everything else would have to match up (ie make sure i
am matching the same dept and account #). I am not quite sure how to go
about this and am not an Excel expert. Would appreciate any advice you
may have. Thanks


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