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The spreadsheet that was exported for me to use has the information in
paragraph form: It is customer ID name and billing info but it is like a long series of address labels. I want to be able to have them listed under captions like company name, contact, address, city, etc.. so I can use the data. There is an empty row between each entry. Each entry is 3 or 4 rows. There are about 500 records so i dont want to manually set them up. Thanks |
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Try tinkering around with these steps
Assuming your list is in col A, data in A2 down (If data starts in A1 down, insert a new row for the col header) Put a label in A1: List (say) The list would look something like the sample data-set below in A1:A23 (a mix of groups of 4 rows and 3 rows, separated by blank rows) List CName1 Contact1 Add1 City1 CName2 Contact2 Add2 City2 CName3 Contact3 Add3 CName4 Contact4 Add4 City4 CName5 Contact5 Add5 Put in B6: =IF(COUNTA(A2:A5)=4,"X","") Copy B6 down until 1 row after the last row of data in col A (For the sample data, copy down to B24) Put in C2: =IF(B2="x",ROW(),IF(OR(OFFSET(B2,4,)="x",OFFSET(B2 ,3,)="x",OFFSET(B2,2,)="x",OFFSET(B2,1,)="x"),ROW( ),"")) Put in D2: =IF(ISERROR(MATCH(SMALL(C:C,ROW(A1)),C:C,0)),"",IN DEX(A:A,MATCH(SMALL(C:C,ROW(A1)),C:C,0))) Select C2:D2, fill down to D24 Col D will extract only the groups of 4 rows (we'll do the groups of 3 rows a little later) Now to re-lay col D into the adjacent cols: Put in E2: =OFFSET($D$2,ROW(A1)*5-5+COLUMN(A1)-1,) Copy E2 across 5 cols to I5, fill down until blanks appear, signalling exhaustion of data extracted from col D Cols E to G will return the desired results (Ignore col I which will return zeros) viz.: CName1 Contact1 Add1 City1 CName2 Contact2 Add2 City2 CName4 Contact4 Add4 City4 etc Just freeze the results in cols E to G elsewhere with a copy paste special values ok Now to extract the groups of 3 rows Select row1 Click Data Filter Autofilter In the autofilter droplist in C1, select "(Blanks)" Select col A copy In a new Sheet2 (say) -------------------------- Right-click on A1 paste special values Ok This'll paste over the filtered rows only which is all the groups of 3 rows (including the header in A1) To re-lay the groups of 3 rows in col A Put in B2: =OFFSET($A$2,ROW(A1)*4-4+COLUMN(A1)-1,) Copy across 4 cols to E2, fill down until blanks appear, signalling exhaustion of data extracted from col A Cols B to D will return the desired results (Ignore col E which will return zeros) CName3 Contact3 Add3 etc As before, just freeze the results in cols B to D elsewhere with a copy paste special values ok -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- GMT+8, 1° 22' N 103° 45' E xdemechanik <atyahoo<dotcom ---- "TexasDon" wrote: The spreadsheet that was exported for me to use has the information in paragraph form: It is customer ID name and billing info but it is like a long series of address labels. I want to be able to have them listed under captions like company name, contact, address, city, etc.. so I can use the data. There is an empty row between each entry. Each entry is 3 or 4 rows. There are about 500 records so i dont want to manually set them up. Thanks |
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Sorry, a typo & a missing line corrected ..
Put in E2: =OFFSET($D$2,ROW(A1)*5-5+COLUMN(A1)-1,) Copy E2 across 5 cols to I5, The last line above should read as: Copy E2 across 5 cols to I2, --- CName3 Contact3 Add3 etc The above should read as (for the sample data set given): CName3 Contact3 Add3 CName5 Contact5 Add5 etc -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- GMT+8, 1° 22' N 103° 45' E xdemechanik <atyahoo<dotcom ---- |
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