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Hi,
Being a complete newbie/incompetent, I am having serious trouble finding a solution for my problem.
I am building a market segment database for my boss. This has made me combine company info from different shows into one excel file. This means most companies are listed several times (multiple rows), with only one slot used per several columns. There's 7714 rows. Ex:
I want to merge/copy info from rows which share the company name so that I in the end have this and can remove duplicates:
Attached half the file, the whole is to big. I understand that this should be doable by using =if, but I just don't get it. Can't find similar problems searching the forum either. Please help!
Thank you!
Being a complete newbie/incompetent, I am having serious trouble finding a solution for my problem.
I am building a market segment database for my boss. This has made me combine company info from different shows into one excel file. This means most companies are listed several times (multiple rows), with only one slot used per several columns. There's 7714 rows. Ex:
Company | Segm1 | Segm2 | Segm3 |
10Gtek Transceivers Co., Ltd. | astronomy | ||
10Gtek Transceivers Co., Ltd. | datacom | ||
10Gtek Transceivers Co., Ltd. | fibers |
I want to merge/copy info from rows which share the company name so that I in the end have this and can remove duplicates:
Company | Segm1 | Segm2 | Segm3 |
10Gtek Transceivers Co., Ltd. | astronomy | datacom | fibers |
10Gtek Transceivers Co., Ltd. | astronomy | datacom | fibers |
10Gtek Transceivers Co., Ltd. | astronomy | datacom | fibers |
Attached half the file, the whole is to big. I understand that this should be doable by using =if, but I just don't get it. Can't find similar problems searching the forum either. Please help!
Thank you!