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Can someone please help.
On my spreadsheet I import data from a vehicle tracking application using data import (it produces one line for each journey). As the number of jouirneys varies so does the number of lines. From the imported data I copy it to get it to appear as I want. The problem is that on the output data area when there are only a few journeys I get lots of rows of rows of zero's. Is there a way to make the output data area expand and contract with the input data area? |
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I have a similar problem with telephone call records, and I need to
convert them into a standard format. With the raw data in one sheet, I copy just one column (A) of data into the conversion sheet - here there are formulae ready to be copied down to do the conversions. All I need to to is double-click on the fill handle for each cell at the top of each column, and the formulae are replicated down only for as many rows as there are entries in column A. Hope this helps. Pete |
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