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Transposing problem - please help if you can

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garyusenet@myway.com - 25 Jul 2006 12:05 GMT
Hello, I have been puzzling over this for some time now and am sure a
seasoned excel person will have a solution.

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First let me explain the spreadsheet.
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It is a list of customers, and purchases that each customer has made.

every purchase has a unique row.

for example: -

CUSTOMER           ITEM
customer a             someitem
customer a             someitem2
customer a             someitem3
customer b             someitem4

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What I want to end up with
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customer a             someitem        someitem2        someitem3
customer b             someitem4
etc ...

the problem is that the number of purchases varies between customers,
some have fifteen or so whilst some have three so i'm having trouble
figuring out a way of automating it.
I've simplified the example but in reality there are about 10 columns
which belong to each purchase, and these are what I need to append to
the end of the customer row.

I hope someone can help because there are over 4 thousand rows - so to
do this manually is going to take me a week of sundays

Thanks,
Gary.
Bob Phillips - 25 Jul 2006 12:25 GMT
See response in .programming.

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> Hello, I have been puzzling over this for some time now and am sure a
> seasoned excel person will have a solution.
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> Thanks,
> Gary.
Bill Ridgeway - 25 Jul 2006 12:27 GMT
A Pivot table should bring the information together in the format your
require.  If you want to make the new format permanent you could then copy
the pivot table data into a spread-sheet.

Regards.

Bill Ridgeway
Computer Solutions

> Hello, I have been puzzling over this for some time now and am sure a
> seasoned excel person will have a solution.
[quoted text clipped - 33 lines]
> Thanks,
> Gary.

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