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Hello everyone i'm new to the forum and hoping i can get some advice? I have a list of 360 customers in a single column. Each customer has a company name,contact name, address,phone,fax,email,website. Iwould like to pull each customer from that list and put them in a separate spreadsheet in their own rows. Can anyone help? I would like it to transpose like below. I have used the transpose in paste special, but it is taking way too long. Any help would be great.

AltaGas Ltd.AltaGas Ltd.Todd Jeffrey382 Wellington St. W., Suite 201Chatham, ONN7M 1K4Phone: (519) 436-1420 Fax: (519) 436-1574E-mail:todd.jeffrey@altagas.caWebsite: Home | AltaGas
Todd JeffreyAnn Malone SalonAnn Malone501 Baldoon RdChatham, OntarioN7L 5A9Phone: 519-358-7062E-mail:amalone1234@gmail.com
382 Wellington St. W., Suite 201Apollo Property ManagementHeather Woodhouse186 Chatham St. N., PO Box 1649Blenheim, OntarioN0P 1A0Phone: 519-676-7467Fax: 519-676-6640E-mail:heather@apollopm.caWebsite: Apollo Property Management - Chatham-Kent
Chatham, ONApplied Computer SolutionsBill Brough3020 St. Etienne BlvdWindsor, OntarioN8W 5E6Phone: 519-944-4300Fax: 519-944-4247Website: Applied Computer Solutions
N7M 1K4
Phone: (519) 436-1420
Fax: (519) 436-1574
E-mail:todd.jeffrey@altagas.ca
Website: Home | AltaGas
Ann Malone Salon
Ann Malone
501 Baldoon Rd
Chatham, Ontario
N7L 5A9
Phone: 519-358-7062
E-mail:amalone1234@gmail.com
Apollo Property Management
Heather Woodhouse
186 Chatham St. N., PO Box 1649
Blenheim, Ontario
N0P 1A0
Phone: 519-676-7467
Fax: 519-676-6640
E-mail:heather@apollopm.ca
Website: Apollo Property Management - Chatham-Kent
Applied Computer Solutions
Bill Brough
3020 St. Etienne Blvd
Windsor, Ontario
N8W 5E6
Phone: 519-944-4300
Fax: 519-944-4247
Website: Applied Computer Solutions

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VBA solution I would think, and to anyone thats going to tackle this (not me) note the number of lines differs for each customer.

1st customer) 4 lines + postcode + phone + fax + email + website
2nd customer) 4 lines + postcode + phone + email (no fax, no website)
3rd customer) 4 lines + postcode + phone + fax + email + website
4th customer) 4 lines + postcode + phone + fax + website (no email)
 
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