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Spreadsheet organization
I have an Excel spreadsheet that has 19 columns and 600 rows. The first row
is the identifier that I want to use. Meaning the first column has numbers 1 - 126 that identify that row. Now the total of each number can vary from three rows up to 6 rows. What I need to do is use this identifier to reorder the data so instead of having 600 rows I need the similar rows (based on the identifier) to follow it's predecessor instead of starting a new row. I am hoping that there is a formula that can be written so that I don't have to manually adjust the spreadsheet. Any help would be appreciated. |
Spreadsheet organization
vrjt01 wrote:
I have an Excel spreadsheet that has 19 columns and 600 rows. The first row is the identifier that I want to use. Meaning the first column has numbers 1 - 126 that identify that row. Now the total of each number can vary from three rows up to 6 rows. What I need to do is use this identifier to reorder the data so instead of having 600 rows I need the similar rows (based on the identifier) to follow it's predecessor instead of starting a new row. I am hoping that there is a formula that can be written so that I don't have to manually adjust the spreadsheet. Any help would be appreciated. Would you please post a *small* sample (say, 3 columns and 10 rows) of example data as well as what the solution should look like? |
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