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    Re: Move Multiple-Column Data to One Column (not Transpose)

    assuming you still want a blank row between groups, then again in the 16th row enter space in each of the cells and then try:

    =INDEX($A$1:$D$16,MOD(ROWS($A$1:$A1)-1,16)+1,CEILING(ROWS($A$1:$A1),16)/16)
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    Re: Move Multiple-Column Data to One Column (not Transpose)

    Quote Originally Posted by NBVC View Post
    assuming you still want a blank row between groups, then again in the 16th row enter space in each of the cells and then try:

    =INDEX($A$1:$D$16,MOD(ROWS($A$1:$A1)-1,16)+1,CEILING(ROWS($A$1:$A1),16)/16)
    You're the best I was over-thinking when trying to adapt your formula.

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    Re: Move Multiple-Column Data to One Column (not Transpose)

    this works perfectly!

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