Hi,

I have records of customers with names and address info as below in an excel
sheet on column A:A:
=================
Name of Customer A
Adres of customerA

Name of Customer B
Adres of customerB
.....
....
...
Name of Customer XY
Adress of customer XY
=========================
The number of lines used for the address info may vary from one customer to
another. But there is at least one "empty" line between each customer. I
also don't know the exact number of customers...It's a long list.

I need to sort this list onto another sheet in the workbook, so that the
names will reside under column A and corresponding address info's on column
B.

The number of lines used for the address info may vary from one customer
to
another.

If the above doesn't really apply,
i.e. the name / address data is in groups of 2 lines each,
viz. your illustration:

Name of Customer A
Adres of customerA

Name of Customer B
Adres of customerB

(the number of blank rows in-between groups doesn't matter, it can be
uneven)

then you may wish to try
: http://tinyurl.com/36qxl

for a workable non-macro solution

Your situation is 2 lines per group, so the formula in B2 would be:

: =INDIRECT("A"&2*ROW()-2+COLUMN()-2)

Copy B2 across to C2, then copy down until zeros appear

Copy Paste special values on another sheet
(to freeze the values in cols B & C)

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"Martyn" wrote in message
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Hi,

I have records of customers with names and address info as below in an
excel
sheet on column A:A:
=================
Name of Customer A
Adres of customerA

Name of Customer B
Adres of customerB
....
...
..
Name of Customer XY
Adress of customer XY
=========================
The number of lines used for the address info may vary from one customer
to
another. But there is at least one "empty" line between each customer. I
also don't know the exact number of customers...It's a long list.

I need to sort this list onto another sheet in the workbook, so that the
names will reside under column A and corresponding address info's on
column
B.

The output should look like this:

1 Customer A Adress of customer A
2 Customer B Address of customer B
....
..
N Customer N Address of customer N

Could anyone suggest a macro solution for this situation?
Thanks

Martyn