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Hopefully someone can help me with this.

I have a large data set (2500 entries) in two verticle columns,

i.e.

x value1, y value1

x value2, y value2

. .
. .

xvalue2500, y value2500

I need to tabulate this data set for printing, i.e. 14 columns with 50
entries in each on each page. This is incredibly painstaking to do
manually.

Does anyone know if there is a function to do this for me? I want
something to cut the data set into groups of fifty and align them side
by set.

Any ideas?

Help will be greatly appreciated.


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Hi cathalog

See
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/snakecol.htm


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Hopefully someone can help me with this.

I have a large data set (2500 entries) in two verticle columns,

i.e.

x value1, y value1

x value2, y value2

.
.

xvalue2500, y value2500

I need to tabulate this data set for printing, i.e. 14 columns with 50
entries in each on each page. This is incredibly painstaking to do
manually.

Does anyone know if there is a function to do this for me? I want
something to cut the data set into groups of fifty and align them side
by set.

Any ideas?

Help will be greatly appreciated.


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One way:

C1: =INDEX($A:$B,INT((COLUMN()-1)/2)*50+ROW(),2-MOD(COLUMN(),2))

Copy C1 to C1:CV50



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Hopefully someone can help me with this.

I have a large data set (2500 entries) in two verticle columns,

i.e.

x value1, y value1

x value2, y value2

. .
. .

xvalue2500, y value2500

I need to tabulate this data set for printing, i.e. 14 columns with 50
entries in each on each page. This is incredibly painstaking to do
manually.

Does anyone know if there is a function to do this for me? I want
something to cut the data set into groups of fifty and align them side
by set.

Any ideas?

Help will be greatly appreciated.

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Hi

take a look at David McRitchie's SnakeCol
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/snakecol.htm

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Hopefully someone can help me with this.

I have a large data set (2500 entries) in two verticle columns,

i.e.

x value1, y value1

x value2, y value2

.
.

xvalue2500, y value2500

I need to tabulate this data set for printing, i.e. 14 columns with 50
entries in each on each page. This is incredibly painstaking to do
manually.

Does anyone know if there is a function to do this for me? I want
something to cut the data set into groups of fifty and align them side
by set.

Any ideas?

Help will be greatly appreciated.


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You can paste into Word and use Format | Columns
-or -
David McRitchie has some vba code to experiment with in Excel...
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/snakecol.htm
-or -
buy a commercial application.

Jim Cone
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Hopefully someone can help me with this.
I have a large data set (2500 entries) in two vertical columns,
i.e.

x value1, y value1

x value2, y value2 .


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Thanks for the prompt reply guys. Very much appreciated...

Cathal


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