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Hi all. I have a database style worksheet that has in column A a persons
name. In columns B through AZ are items that person is authorized to work on (pulldown list). This data will be uploaded to an ERP sytem, and need to be in the format: Joe|Item1|Item2|Item3|Item9|... I can use a simple concatenate, but it will be huge. Is there a way to programatically do this without actually using concatenate? It is also very possible that columns could be blank. As above, Joe has data in the 1st 3 columns, then skips a few, then again in 9. Ideally, before Upload I'd like to look at each row, and move all data to the left to eliminate blanks columns. Thanks. |
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