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ArviLaanemets ArviLaanemets is offline How to create 3 Columns from Data in 1 Column using every 3 Cells to create the 3 Columns? Windows 8 How to create 3 Columns from Data in 1 Column using every 3 Cells to create the 3 Columns? Office 2016
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Attached is an example how to do this in any earlier version of Excel
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