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    Multiple columns to one column.

    I need to change multiple columns to one column.

    Each row has got an ID. and a data. Under each column there are results that crossponds to the ID and the date. I would like to have all the results in one column. This means that instead of having one ID and date I will have multiple ID and date.

    I hope I am dezcribing it cleasrly.

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    Re: Multiple columns to one column.

    Echo73 are you sure the "What you like to have" is right?
    In what you have now, you have lots of columns Labelled naam1, naam2 and so on, but "Result" is only ONE per name?
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    Re: Multiple columns to one column.

    Good morning,

    Thank you for your reply.

    In the first column, there are ID numbers. For those ID numbers there are results. But the result, instead of being in one column it is shown in multiple columns. So, one ID number can have those multiple results shown in the columns.
    You are right. The two columns (Naam and result), in the worksheet “what I have now” are confusing. They must be deleted.

    Thank you in advance,
    Echo

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    Re: Multiple columns to one column.

    Do you need this?

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    Re: Multiple columns to one column.

    This will work

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    Re: Multiple columns to one column.

    Dear Mike and lancer,

    I have tried your VBAs, but couldn't solve the problem. I am not doing it good, I think. I am sending you my original file with some changes, hooping that you are willing to help me.

    Thank you so much in advance!

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    Re: Multiple columns to one column.

    Give this a try

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    Re: Multiple columns to one column.

    Hallo Mike,

    Thanks for your reaction!

    It did work, but not completely.

    The names have become in one column, however the results that correspond to the names are not copied.

    In the attached excel file, I have removed the results because the file was bigger than the allowed quota. But normally under each name there are results that correspond to the ID and the date.

    Thank you in advance!

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    Re: Multiple columns to one column.

    This should do
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    Re: Multiple columns to one column.

    Good morning jindon,

    I will try it and let you know. Thanks a lot.

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    Re: Multiple columns to one column.

    Thanks all for helping me solving the problem!

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