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    Tony
    I know you have your own transpose tool but I would strongly recommend you look at the Power Query approach
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    Quote Originally Posted by isladogs View Post
    Tony
    I know you have your own transpose tool but I would strongly recommend you look at the Power Query approach
    Yes! Definitely Colin, it's something new to me and I want to get "Power Query" under my belt!

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    I'm going to write a detailed explanation about this in the next few days for posting at AWF
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    For info I've just written this thread at AWF based on the excellent suggestion by alansidman in post #9.
    See Normalise Spreadsheet Data Easily Using Excel Power Query

    Many thanks for this Alan ...and also for explaining what 'nun buoys' are in post #15 of another unrelated AWF thread What Do Nuns Do?
    That thread is well worth reading for a laugh
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    Quote Originally Posted by isladogs View Post
    For info I've just written this thread at AWF based on the excellent suggestion by alansidman in post #9.
    See Normalise Spreadsheet Data Easily Using Excel Power Query

    Many thanks for this Alan ...and also for explaining what 'nun buoys' are in post #15 of another unrelated AWF thread What Do Nuns Do?
    That thread is well worth reading for a laugh

    That's an excellent article thank you Colin. I still haven't got into it yet, but it's it's getting to the top of my list of things to do!

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    You're welcome. Hopefully it will all be clear when you try it out yourself.
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    Tony,
    To get started you may also want to pick up a copy of Ken Puls and Miguel Escobars book M is for (Data) Monkey. Its what got me started to use PQ. Amazing how powerful it truly is.

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    My link in pot #19 appears to be broken. Hopefully this one works https://www.access-programmers.co.uk...d.php?t=306580
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