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Combining Rows and moving service provided to columns
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Todd Grady
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I have client data that is in rows in a table  Example:

Anderson   3 units $5.00 per unit $15.00

Anderson   6 units $18.00 per unit $108.00

Anderson   3 units $3.23 per unit $9.69

 

I have about 2000 rows.  Each client can have anywhere from one row to four rows. 

 

I want to have

Anderson  3  $5.00    6 $18.00   3 $3.23

I want the units and price in different columns all in the same row.  I am trying to mail merge the units and cost into a letter.  Thanks for any help.

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Hi Todd

Please attach a workbook with sample data for us to take a look.

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Hello,

I added a sample.  I just want one row per client and multiple columns for each service.  Clients might have one row, or up to 4 rows.  Each service is a different report and I have no control how the reports are produced. 

I am using the power query to pull them together.

 

Thanks for any help.. 

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Hi,

You can get that using Pivot Table. See attached.

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Thank you very much.  I will try it when I get to the office next week. 

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