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Moving multiple data from one cell (Vertically) to another cell (Horizontally)

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    Moving multiple data from one cell (Vertically) to another cell (Horizontally)

    I am very green on using macros and am requesting some help, if it even needs a macro. I have an excel sheet that looks similar to the below, where I have a persons name listed numerous times in Column A and B. Sometimes a person is listed once, sometimes they are listed 6 times with different entries. In the next columns are some random registration and product information. I am trying to consolidate to one horizontal row with all of this information for each person, instead of multiple vertical rows.


    Excel example 1.jpg

    As an example, I am trying to get to something like this. Of course, since there are 6 entries for the person above, I would want Product name and Product Code to extend on the top row all the way through the #6. Basically, trying to get to one line for each person, with all of their choices.

    Excel example 2.jpg

    Any ideas on how this could be accomplished?

    Thanks in advance.
    Last edited by pzickert; 01-24-2013 at 03:45 PM.

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    Re: Moving multiple data from one cell (Vertically) to another cell (Horizontally)

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