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How do I merge cells in the center of a worksheet?
For example, I have 5 rows (call them 190 thru 195) which I want to turn into 1 row. The data is in the first 5 columns. In column A, the data is in row 194 In column B, there is no data In column C, the data is in rows 190, 191 and 192 In column D, the data is in all 5 rows In column E, the data is in row 190 and 193 All data is text. Each set of data takes up anywhere from 3-5 rows, each one different. I ended up with the spreadsheet in this format by cutting and pasting from a word spreadsheet. Wherever there was a bullet point the data jumped to a new row. I no longer have the original word doc. The end product should be a single row, with each column containing the original data from all of its rows, appended. I have a total of about 250 rows which need to be closer to 50-60 rows, so cutting and pasting into a new spreadsheet would take all day. Any help would be very appreciated. Thanks! Mike Simard |
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