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BAWrites - 31 Jul 2008 18:05 GMT
I have a spreadsheet comprised of entries like this :

726016004084      ALV BAG DANDELION                 United Natural Foods
Inc.
726016004084      ALV BAG DANDELION                 Select Nutrition
Dist.
726016004084      ALV BAG DANDELION
Threshold
726016004190      ALV BAG ECH-GOLD-SEL              United Natural Foods
Inc.
726016004213      ALV BAG ELDERBERRY
Threshold
726016004213      ALV BAG ELDERBERRY                Select Nutrition
Dist.

What I want to do is reduce the list so

726016004084      ALV BAG DANDELION                 United Natural Foods
Inc., Select Nutrition Dist., Threshold
726016004190      ALV BAG ECH-GOLD-SEL              United Natural Foods
Inc.
726016004213      ALV BAG ELDERBERRY                Threshold, Select
Nutrition Dist.

Is there a means by which I can accomplish this in Excel without going
to an outside text editor?  Perhaps a VB function or something?  Tips
pointers or better yet solutions are appreciated!

Regards

Ben
Gord Dibben - 31 Jul 2008 19:31 GMT
Assuming the news reader line-wrapped and you have just 6 rows with some
duplicates.

Select column A then     Data>Filter>Advanced Filter

Unique records only and copy to another place.

For more on this see Debra Dalgleish's site

http://www.contextures.on.ca/xladvfilter01.html#FilterUR

Gord Dibben  MS Excel MVP

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>Ben
BAWrites - 31 Jul 2008 20:07 GMT
I'll give it a shot - thanks!!!

> Assuming the news reader line-wrapped and you have just 6 rows with some
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BAWrites - 31 Jul 2008 20:38 GMT
No dice, doesn't really explain how to bring the data from three
consecutive rows (in the same column) and concatenate, separated by
commas.

Any other suggestions?

> I'll give it a shot - thanks!!!
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