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Default copy only the 1st, 7th, 13th, 19th, 25th.....row only

I have information in col A. Every six rows (A1:A6, A7:A12.) belongs to the
item.
As it was not an easy way to view the informations, I intended to move the
informations across the columns,
B1=A1, C1=A2, D1=A3, E1=A4........
B2=A7, C2=A8, D2=A9..
B3=A13, C3=A14..

tnks
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Default copy only the 1st, 7th, 13th, 19th, 25th.....row only

Enter this formula *anywhere*,

=INDEX($A:$A,COLUMNS($A:A)+6*ROWS($1:1)-6)

Then copy across 6 columns,
Then copy down as many rows as needed.
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I have information in col A. Every six rows (A1:A6, A7:A12.) belongs to the
item.
As it was not an easy way to view the informations, I intended to move the
informations across the columns,
B1=A1, C1=A2, D1=A3, E1=A4........
B2=A7, C2=A8, D2=A9..
B3=A13, C3=A14..

tnks



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Default copy only the 1st, 7th, 13th, 19th, 25th.....row only

One way ..
In B1: =INDEX($A:$A,ROWS($1:1)*6-6+COLUMNS($A:A))
Copy B1 across to G1, fill down until zeros appear signalling exhaustion of
data extracted from col A
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"vcff" wrote:
I have information in col A. Every six rows (A1:A6, A7:A12.) belongs to the
item.
As it was not an easy way to view the informations, I intended to move the
informations across the columns,
B1=A1, C1=A2, D1=A3, E1=A4........
B2=A7, C2=A8, D2=A9..
B3=A13, C3=A14..

tnks

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Default copy only the 1st, 7th, 13th, 19th, 25th.....row only

Thanks Max

That was what I needed

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One way ..
In B1: =INDEX($A:$A,ROWS($1:1)*6-6+COLUMNS($A:A))
Copy B1 across to G1, fill down until zeros appear signalling exhaustion of
data extracted from col A
--
Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
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"vcff" wrote:
I have information in col A. Every six rows (A1:A6, A7:A12.) belongs to the
item.
As it was not an easy way to view the informations, I intended to move the
informations across the columns,
B1=A1, C1=A2, D1=A3, E1=A4........
B2=A7, C2=A8, D2=A9..
B3=A13, C3=A14..

tnks

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No prob, welcome.
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tnks

It helps to solve my problem.

"RagDyer" wrote:

Enter this formula *anywhere*,

=INDEX($A:$A,COLUMNS($A:A)+6*ROWS($1:1)-6)

Then copy across 6 columns,
Then copy down as many rows as needed.
--
HTH,

RD

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I have information in col A. Every six rows (A1:A6, A7:A12.) belongs to the
item.
As it was not an easy way to view the informations, I intended to move the
informations across the columns,
B1=A1, C1=A2, D1=A3, E1=A4........
B2=A7, C2=A8, D2=A9..
B3=A13, C3=A14..

tnks




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tnks

It helps to solve my problem.

"RagDyer" wrote:

Enter this formula *anywhere*,

=INDEX($A:$A,COLUMNS($A:A)+6*ROWS($1:1)-6)

Then copy across 6 columns,
Then copy down as many rows as needed.
--
HTH,

RD

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"vcff" wrote in message
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I have information in col A. Every six rows (A1:A6, A7:A12.) belongs to
the
item.
As it was not an easy way to view the informations, I intended to move
the
informations across the columns,
B1=A1, C1=A2, D1=A3, E1=A4........
B2=A7, C2=A8, D2=A9..
B3=A13, C3=A14..

tnks






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