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I have a spreadsheet that looks like this:
Column A Column B 1234 A 1234 B 1234 C 1234 D 5678 A 6785 B I want the Column A that has the same value to combine Column B into one row to look like this: Column A Column B Column C Column D Column E 1234 A B C D 5678 A 6785 B And so on for others that are duplicates...Is this prossible? |
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You can use a macro as in sample workbook attached.
maybe this is not the best way to do this, as there are so many ways to do a job, and you have to improve it... (that's your job)
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THANKS Catalin !!!!
Tried many macro's and this one worked perfectly for me after minor changes. |
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You're wellcome japie01 , thanks for your feedback
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