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Hi,
Lets assume your data runs from A1:A1000 and there are 6 items of info for each person - First Name, Last Name, Street, City, State, Zip. Enter the following formula in D1 and copy it to the right to column G, and down as far as necessary. =INDEX(A$1:A$1000,6*(ROW(A1)-1)+COLUMN(A1),1) if there are only 5 entries for each person just change the 6 to 5 in the above formula. If this helps, please click the Yes button. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "gauche8715" wrote: I am trying to work with a dbase of names/addresses. The dbase is arranged in a column with name, address, zip running vertically. I want to move the info to run horizontally each column reading: name, address, state, zip, etc... Is there an easy way to build a formula that will move the data as described above? Hope so!! |
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