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Default Splitting Rows - AGAIN

I have read this entire (well almost) forum and have found many near hits,
but nothing is working quite right. I get a report from an outside source
that I must format and distribute. The report is generated using SQL 2003
Reporting Services and it comes in EXCEL but it is formatted 40 ways from
Sunday i.e.;merged cells borders, etc. Here is my dilema: I have rows
containing data in this format

L M N O
3/30 4/16 6/22 7/3
10 3/22 4/12 6/18 7/1
8 4 4 2

This is repeated for many rows (it varies each time the report is run) over
a fixed number of columns. I need it to look like this:


L M N O
11 3/30 4/16 6/22 7/3
12 3/22 4/12 6/18 7/1
13 8 4 4 2

Another twist. I need to run conditional formatting that will color a
particular cell based on its value. I have the formatting worked out, but
only after the data is displayed in separate rows. I hope that this makes
sense. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated

Don F.

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