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I have a column of data similar to this:
ant antique art bee beautiful bored chores dancing daytime Does Excel have any means of finding the rows where the first letter of the alphabet changes to a new letter, and insert a new row in between such as this: ----A---- ant antique art ----B---- bee beautiful bored ----C---- chores ----D--- dancing daytime etc. etc... I'm pretty much trying to insert letter headers above the start of each new letter series. If not, what if I store the same sorted list of values in an array of strings? What would be a good way of creating a new array that inserts letter dividers similar to above? |
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