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    Tania Werry
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    12 columns to 1 data column

    I have an export of budget information from Helmsman with dept, acct,
    project & 12 periods of data in columns. My G/L program (Navision) only
    takes the import in the following format: acct, dept, project, period,
    amount, with each period of information for each account/dept/project as a
    separate row.

    I've tried doing the transpose function, which won't work in this case,
    since it's more than 10,000 rows of info & only 12 columns (besides, I
    really want the column headers to repeat for each acct.) I also started
    trying to use the pivot table function, but I can't get it to come out the
    way it needs to look. Is this something I can only specifically do in
    Access or does Excel have another option (or am I missing the boat with the
    pivot tables)? I'm stumped. Thanks!



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    CLR
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    Re: 12 columns to 1 data column

    It sounds like maybe the Data > TextToColumns feature might be what would
    help you split it back out to 12 columns.

    Vaya con Dios,
    Chuck, CABGx3


    "Tania Werry" <tania_werry@ccsenergy.com> wrote in message
    news:u#Z3IsmBGHA.4016@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
    > I have an export of budget information from Helmsman with dept, acct,
    > project & 12 periods of data in columns. My G/L program (Navision) only
    > takes the import in the following format: acct, dept, project, period,
    > amount, with each period of information for each account/dept/project as a
    > separate row.
    >
    > I've tried doing the transpose function, which won't work in this case,
    > since it's more than 10,000 rows of info & only 12 columns (besides, I
    > really want the column headers to repeat for each acct.) I also started
    > trying to use the pivot table function, but I can't get it to come out the
    > way it needs to look. Is this something I can only specifically do in
    > Access or does Excel have another option (or am I missing the boat with

    the
    > pivot tables)? I'm stumped. Thanks!
    >
    >




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