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How can I move the cell containing "paid status" and the cell
containing the first "70-nnnn" up to the same row as the preceding cell containing "ASSESSMENT NO"? Here's my spreadsheet: a b c ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 70-0016 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 70-0016 70-0060 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 paid status ASSESSMENT NO 70-0012 70-0015 paid status =============================================== Here's the result I'm looking for: a b c ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 70-0016 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 70-0016 70-0060 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 ASSESSMENT NO paid status 70-0012 70-0015 |
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gary c wrote:
How can I move the cell containing "paid status" and the cell containing the first "70-nnnn" up to the same row as the preceding cell containing "ASSESSMENT NO"? Here's my spreadsheet: [snip] =============================================== Here's the result I'm looking for: [snip again] Your data got mangled by wordwrap. Put your data on pastebin.com (or a similar site) and then post the resulting link here. -- Usenet is Eeyore's birthday present. |
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gary c wrote:
http://pastebin.com/KT7Q06Qa [In the future, please quote the post you're replying to.] If this is a one-time worry, I'd suggest doing it by hand, especially if that's the entire spreadsheet you posted. You'd have it done in a minute or two. If not, go ahead and do another pastebin of how you want the data to end up. (Do you really have unpaid taxes going back 40+ years?) -- Another week of unusual disappointments. |
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On Dec 31, 4:17*pm, "Auric__" wrote:
gary c wrote: http://pastebin.com/KT7Q06Qa [In the future, please quote the post you're replying to.] If this is a one-time worry, I'd suggest doing it by hand, especially if that's the entire spreadsheet you posted. You'd have it done in a minute or two. If not, go ahead and do another pastebin of how you want the data to end up. (Do you really have unpaid taxes going back 40+ years?) -- Another week of unusual disappointments. My spreadsheet has 400,000 rows. And "Yes", unpaid taxes go back to 1952. |
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gary c wrote:
On Dec 31, 4:17*pm, "Auric__" wrote: gary c wrote: http://pastebin.com/KT7Q06Qa [In the future, please quote the post you're replying to.] If this is a one-time worry, I'd suggest doing it by hand, especially if that's the entire spreadsheet you posted. You'd have it done in a minute or two. If not, go ahead and do another pastebin of how you want the data to end up. (Do you really have unpaid taxes going back 40+ years?) My spreadsheet has 400,000 rows. Ok, then I need another pastebin showing how you want things to end up. (Wordwrap demolished *that*, too.) And "Yes", unpaid taxes go back to 1952. Yikes. -- Before you complain, please consult your optic nerve, as it has been sending me angry emails for years now. |
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On Jan 1, 1:01*pm, "Auric__" wrote:
gary c wrote: On Dec 31, 4:17 pm, "Auric__" wrote: gary c wrote: http://pastebin.com/KT7Q06Qa [In the future, please quote the post you're replying to.] If this is a one-time worry, I'd suggest doing it by hand, especially if that's the entire spreadsheet you posted. You'd have it done in a minute or two. If not, go ahead and do another pastebin of how you want the data to end up. (Do you really have unpaid taxes going back 40+ years?) My spreadsheet has 400,000 rows. Ok, then I need another pastebin showing how you want things to end up. (Wordwrap demolished *that*, too.) And "Yes", unpaid taxes go back to 1952. Yikes. -- Before you complain, please consult your optic nerve, as it has been sending me angry emails for years now.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I figured out how to do what I needed. Thanks. |
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