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Hello. I have a spreadsheet displaying 150 weeks across the columns and
dozens of products in my rows. The cells show sales data $ for each product. Of the 150 weeks across the page, many of the cells contain NA or 0 data because the products were launched at different times over the 150 weeks. What I would like to do is simply delete the zero data cells from each row up to the first week of sales for that product, effectively lining up all the products so that I can view a sales launch comparison of week 1 vs week 2 etc regardless of the dates. Can anyone please help? Thank you. |
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