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merge multiple row cells of text corresponding to one row of data
i upload delimted data from a system which has wordprocessing fields which
get captured as a variable number of multiple rows within one field/column, but which correspond to a single row of related data in other columns the =A1&A2... WORKS, but is tedious and manual. 1. why can't the syntax =($A1:$A36) be used? THis would appy as well to the concatenate function. Instead of =CONCATENATE(A1,A3,A4...) why not enable =CONCATENATE($A1:$A36) 2. Why can't the first row (to be concatenated) be defined logically by the presence of data in a different column (say $B) for that first row, and the final row be defined logically by the presence of data in the next row of the same defining column ($B) with data 3. this would permit the analysis of the spreadsheet based on formulae, instead of manual review. |
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