Hi,
I'm trying to transpose addresses in my "Address" column to a row and then scan down to the next block and repeat.
If I can have my cake and eat it too, then it'd be awesome to have the dissimilar (shorter) addresses lined up with the longer ones. I.e. those without a suite or room number would match those that have it and would simply not have and data in the "address 2" field. (3 fields used vs 4 fields used)
I've tried hacking peoples scripts from other projects(searching google) and some formulas, but I'm just not understanding it and am open to any suggestions at this point.
Thanks,
Chris
data looks like this:
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I'm trying to make it look like this:
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</tbody>
I'm trying to transpose addresses in my "Address" column to a row and then scan down to the next block and repeat.
If I can have my cake and eat it too, then it'd be awesome to have the dissimilar (shorter) addresses lined up with the longer ones. I.e. those without a suite or room number would match those that have it and would simply not have and data in the "address 2" field. (3 fields used vs 4 fields used)
I've tried hacking peoples scripts from other projects(searching google) and some formulas, but I'm just not understanding it and am open to any suggestions at this point.
Thanks,
Chris
data looks like this:
Name | Address | Address2 | City | Country | ||
Office1 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office1 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office1 | <colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody>
<colgroup><col width="78"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office2 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office2 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office2 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office2 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office3 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office3 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office3 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office4 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office4 | Vancouver, BC V5K 1P3 | |||||
Office4 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> |
<tbody>
</tbody>
I'm trying to make it look like this:
Name | Address | Address2 | City | Country | ||
Office1 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | Beverly Hills, CA 90210 | USA | |||
Office1 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office1 | ||||||
Office2 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | Ste 212 | Beverly Hills, CA 90212 | USA | ||
Office2 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office2 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office2 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office3 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | London WC2H 8DL | UK | |||
Office3 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office3 | <colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | |||||
Office4 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> | Vancouver, BC V5K 1P3 |
<tbody> </tbody> | |||
Office4 | ||||||
Office4 |
<colgroup><col width="146"></colgroup><tbody> </tbody> |
<tbody>
</tbody>