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Hi all
A colleague of mine has a large worksheet with data on it that has been imported from another application into columns A and B in Excel. Column A, for argument's sake, contains a cost centre number and Column B contains text relating to that cost centre number. The text in column B isn't imported into one cell, it is spread over several rows - one line of text per row. Because of this, the information in Column A is duplicated for the same number of rows. For example:- A B 1 cc 1001 This cost centre number 2 cc 1001 is for Region 2 and 3 cc 1001 was introduced September 05 4 cc 1001 to be used until further notice. This is what they need to do............. Remove the duplicate information in Column A (rows 2-4) and merge the information n B1:B4 into one cell. I realise we can go through and do this manually by simply deleting the cells etc but can anybody advise me of an easier way to do this? Otherwise, it will take hours. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Louise |