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Hi
I have a report from survey software which produces multiple columns for a reply to a radio button where one is asked to pick all choices that apply Example:- Ethnicity column heading & contents ethnicity_1; 0 ethnicity_2; 1 ethnicity_3; 0 ethnicity_4; 1 ethnicity_5; 0 Here, the subject has chosen the 2nd and 4th choices of ethnicity I am thinking of creating a VBA subroutine which replaces the above 5 columns with a new column column heading and contents ethnicity; 2, 4 Question: Does this approach seem reasonable or are there better suggestions? If you wish to throw some VBA code at me - please feel free ![]() Bob M |
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