![]() |
Label colomn with the headers
I have big like following
Cables and Cords R9858 Round Gray Cable HH942 Optical Drive Serial ATA NJ889 Thermal Sensor Cable MK154 Cable Assembly for Ribbon X9259 Ribbon Cable for DIAG FH439 Cable Assembly for Flex-Bay 5120P Power Cord, 6FT, 5R598 Power Cord, 6FT, MK524 Hard Drive Serial there is a big file with different headings I need to delete the heading(cables and cords, Ribbon many more) and put in the same row next to each record like following R9858 Round Gray Cable Cables and Cords HH942 Optical Drive Serial ATA Cables and Cords NJ889 Thermal Sensor Cable Cables and Cords MK154 Cable Assembly for Cables and Cords X9259 Ribbon Cable for DIAG Ribbon FH439 Cable Assembly for Flex-Bay Ribbon 5120P Power Cord, 6FT, Ribbon 5R598 Power Cord, 6FT, Ribbon MK524 Hard Drive Serial Ribbon Any macro for it? thanks in advance |
Label colomn with the headers
If your setup is just like you showed, you can do it with a formula
pretty fast. In C1: =IF(A1="","",IF(B1="",A1,INDIRECT("C"&ROW()-1))) Copy down all the way to the end. Then copy C column and Paste Values. You can get rid of the extra lines fastest by doing a Sort on the B column. It should group all the old "header" rows and you can delete them quickly. |
Label colomn with the headers
Thanks alot.
I really appreciate your time and effort into my question. On Dec 30, 1:59*pm, Spiky wrote: If your setup is just like you showed, you can do it with a formula pretty fast. In C1: =IF(A1="","",IF(B1="",A1,INDIRECT("C"&ROW()-1))) Copy down all the way to the end. Then copy C column and Paste Values. You can get rid of the extra lines fastest by doing a Sort on the B column. It should group all the old "header" rows and you can delete them quickly. |
Label colomn with the headers
Glad to be of help.
|
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 01:14 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com