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Hi, I'm assigned an task that to organize one file like this:
original table: sn# ref# cir# ID# 4232 23 OT111000 F1000 4545 23 OT111000 F1001 8686 45 OT111000 F1002 8989 46 OT118989 F4230 7899 46 OT118989 F4231 the table wanted: If Ref# and cir# are same, concatenate ID# together, like sample below: sn# ref# cir# ID# (any) 23 OT111000 F1000, F1001 8686 45 OT111000 F1002 (any) 46 OT118989 F4230, F4231 I like to run a macro to complete this because the table has tons of records. Can anyone help me on this? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Sarah |
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