Re: one column to three
- From: "Andy" <amillar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 16 Jun 2005 05:01:25 -0700
David,
I might be doing it wrong - but I dont think thats quite what I need (I
probably didnt describe it clearly).
Currently I've got:
Column A row 1, 4, 7, n = name
Column A row 2, 5, 8, n = address
Column A row 3, 6, 9, n = tel
I want to create
Column B = Name
Column C = Address
Column D = tel
I'm now thinking along the lines of a macro to select every third row,
copy and paste it. Cant quite figure out how to select several rows at
the same time.
I'm doing this:
For rw = 1 To 300 Step 3
Cells(rw, 2).Select
Next rw
Selection.Copy
Range("C1").Select
Active***.Paste
but it just copies the last row selected, not them all
Maybe theres a simpler way than a macro?
Andy
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