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Macro for moving data
I have data as follows (1 thru 11 are the rows; A and B are columns)
A B 1 ADM-1 2 blank row 3 SD1 4 blank row 5 ADM-2 6 blank row 7 SD2 8 blank row 9 ADM-3 10 blank row 11 SD3 and so on... How do I move the data so the SD#'s are next to the ADM# above it, to be: A B 1 ADM_1 SD1 2 ADM_2 SD2 3 ADM_3 SD3 I am using 2003. Thank you! -- |
Macro for moving data
A macro is not needed. If your data is in column A, then in B1 enter:
=INDIRECT("A" & ROW()*4-3) and copy down and in C1 enter: =INDIRECT("A" & ROW()*4-1) and copy down -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200772 "MB" wrote: I have data as follows (1 thru 11 are the rows; A and B are columns) A B 1 ADM-1 2 blank row 3 SD1 4 blank row 5 ADM-2 6 blank row 7 SD2 8 blank row 9 ADM-3 10 blank row 11 SD3 and so on... How do I move the data so the SD#'s are next to the ADM# above it, to be: A B 1 ADM_1 SD1 2 ADM_2 SD2 3 ADM_3 SD3 I am using 2003. Thank you! -- |
Macro for moving data
You don't need a macro.
Select column A and F5SpecialBlanksOK EditDeleteShift Up or delete entire rows. In B1 enter =OFFSET($A$1,1*ROW()-1,0) In C1 enter =OFFSET($A$1,2*ROW()-1,0) Copy both down as far as half of "and so on". In your example you would copy to row 3 If you had 12 cells with data you would copy down to row 6 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 7 Mar 2008 13:47:04 -0800, MB wrote: I have data as follows (1 thru 11 are the rows; A and B are columns) A B 1 ADM-1 2 blank row 3 SD1 4 blank row 5 ADM-2 6 blank row 7 SD2 8 blank row 9 ADM-3 10 blank row 11 SD3 and so on... How do I move the data so the SD#'s are next to the ADM# above it, to be: A B 1 ADM_1 SD1 2 ADM_2 SD2 3 ADM_3 SD3 I am using 2003. Thank you! |
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