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data in multiple columns moved to one column

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    Steve
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    data in multiple columns moved to one column

    Hi Guys

    i have a huge amount of data spread across 30+ columns and thousands of rows.

    is there any way i can move all the data into column A in one movement?

    Many Thanks.

    Steve

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    CLR
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    RE: data in multiple columns moved to one column

    You can use a CONCATENATION formula (with unique separators) in column A,
    maybe in two or three blocks, to move all the data to column A, then select
    column A and do COpy > PasteSpecial > Values to get rid of the foumulas and
    keep the concatenated data. Then you can delete the other columns if
    desired. Not exactly "one movement", but it's the only way I know to do
    what you ask.

    Vaya con Dios,
    Chuck, CABGx3





    "Steve" wrote:

    > Hi Guys
    >
    > i have a huge amount of data spread across 30+ columns and thousands of rows.
    >
    > is there any way i can move all the data into column A in one movement?
    >
    > Many Thanks.
    >
    > Steve


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