How To Combine Several Rows of Data into 1 Row of Data

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Greg

Excel 2007 Student Edition:

How do I combine values from multiple rows about 1 item into 1 row about
that item?

For example:

Header: Year Title A B C
Row 1: 1997 Titanic 4
Row 2: 1997 Titanic 3
Row 3: 1997 Titanic 1
Row 4: 1999 Matrix 2
Row 5: 1999 Matrix 1

Into:

Header: Year Title A B C
Row 1: 1997 Titanic 4 3 1
Row 2: 1999 Matrix 2 1

I have about 3000 rows of items, and 40 columns of values, and I'd prefer
not to spend a whole day combining these by hand.

Thanks,

Greg
 
Greg, considering your scenario of 3000 rows of data and 40 columns; we will
try out the same in a different sheet..(few changes to be noted)

1. Suppose you have data in Sheet1. From Sheet2 access the menu
Data>Filter>Autofilter and 'Copy to another location' .
In list range type Sheet1!A1:B3000
In copy to type/select cell A1

2. For copying headers use the below formula in Sheet2 C1
=Sheet1!C1 and copy the formula to 40 columns to the right

3. In cell C2 of Sheet2 apply below formula and copy that to right cols and
rows...

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!$A$2:$A$3000=$A2),--(Sheet1!$B$2:$B$3000=$B2),--(Sheet1!C$2:C$3000))

If this post helps click Yes
 
Thanks,

I'll give this a try as soon as I've had some coffee and I'm awake enough to
follow the instructions correctly. Will definitely post of success or
failure. Hoping for success!

Greg
 
Jacob,

Many thanks! This worked wonderfully! Saved me many tedious hours of work!

Greg
 

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