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Merging data from multiple sets of columns

katrj
5 - Atom

Hi, 

I have the following set of data in my input:

A1 IDA1 DueA1 CompletedA2 IDA2 DueA2 CompletedA3 IDA3 DueA3 Completed
12013-Jan-24 13316-Jan-2413-Apr-2414516-Jan-24 
12114-Jan-2413-Feb-2413417-Jan-24 14617-Jan-24 
12215-Jan-24 13513-Jan-24 14718-Jan-2413-Mar-24
12316-Jan-2413-Feb-2413613-Jan-24 14819-Jan-24 

My purpose is to copy data from A2 ID, A2 Due, A2 Completed and A3 ID, A3 Due, A3 Completed

and paste them below all existing rows in A1 ID, A1 Due, A1 Completed. Outcome: content of columns A1 at top followed by content of A2 and A3.

Can you please suggest a solution? I tried using record id / transpose but did not get expected results. 

 

Desired output: 

A1 IDA1 DueA1 Completed
12013-Jan-24 
12114-Jan-2413-Feb-24
12215-Jan-24 
12316-Jan-2413-Feb-24
13316-Jan-2413-Apr-24
13417-Jan-24 
13513-Jan-24 
13613-Jan-24 
14516-Jan-24 
14617-Jan-24 
14718-Jan-2413-Mar-24
14819-Jan-24 
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binu_acs
21 - Polaris

@katrj one way of doing this with the batch macro

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katrj
5 - Atom

Thanks! Some magic and it worked for my data set :) 

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