Arranging multiple columns

Joe Rdz

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I would like to know if there's a way to arrange multiple columns into one, it's information I copy&pasted online so it's all messy and it's hard to work with that since it's a huge amount of data, what I want to do is move the cell that says 3:29 in column F to column E, and column G to F. It doesn't matter if any information gets erased, the only data that matters to me are column E and F. Or... I was thinking about maybe something like a vlookup formula to display all the data that I need in just 1 column, but I'm not good enough to make it work by myself. Thanks in advance.

ABCDEFG
6:28:00a.m.11:02:00a.m.4:3746:22:00
11:42:00a.m.2:47:00p.m.2:5949:21:00
6:54:00a.m.11:00:00a.m.4:0653:27:00
11:30:00a.m.11:40:00a.m.0:1053:37:00
a.m.11:40:00a.m.3:09:00p.m.3:2957:06:00

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If the error is consistently as you've pasted, then this could work. I'm a bit worried that the stray "a.m." has come from somewhere though. Hard to say without seeing the full data set.
Fill the formula from I1 down and across I1:N5

ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
16:28:00a.m.11:02:00a.m.4:37:0022:22:00=IF(ISNUMBER($A1),A1,B1)a.m.11:02:00a.m.4:37:0022:22:00
211:42:00a.m.2:47:00p.m.2:59:001:21:0011:42:00a.m.2:47:00p.m.2:59:001:21:00
36:54:00a.m.11:00:00a.m.4:06:005:27:006:54:00a.m.11:00:00a.m.4:06:005:27:00
411:30:00a.m.11:40:00a.m.0:10:005:37:0011:30:00a.m.11:40:00a.m.0:10:005:37:00
5a.m.11:40:00a.m.3:09:00p.m.3:29:009:06:0011:40:00a.m.3:09:00p.m.3:29:009:06:00

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EDIT: You'll likely need to paste the formatting of cell A1 to the other columns - they'll probably just come up as decimals when the formula is entered.
 
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