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I have a daily spreadsheet that I drop data into and then go through and sort
through it like so. Please see examples: RAW DATA BEFORE I DO WHAT I DO TO IT. OR HOPEFULLY EXCEL CAN Column A Column B 514-212 514-212 514-222 82Q-1A 600QR-NC-D CC4545 6905-213 FB2130-O 6905-223 FB2741-O 82Q-1A FB3648-O B0081CK-1 FB4430-O FB2130-O FB4860-O FB2272-O GFD9400S-B FB2725-O GS9013-M THIS IS WHAT THE FINISHED EFFECT LOOKS LIKE AFTER I FINISH!!! 514-212 514-212 514-222 600QR-NC-D 6905-213 6905-223 82Q-1A 82Q-1A B0081CK-1 CC4545 FB2130-O FB2130-O FB2272-O FB2741-O FB2725-O FB3648-O FB4430-O FB4860-O GFD9400S-B GS9013-M As you can see I go through and move the cells down to match up like items and leave unlike items by themselves in an numeric to alphabetic order. My question is Can I write a macro or a formula that does this for me???? Thanks in advance... |