Question about copying long rows of data

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Jim Radtke

Hello--

I trying to find an easier way for copying large amounts of data:

What I have:

Current my spreadsheets have information in six colums and each of them take
about about 60,000 rows of data:

I am using Excel 2007

For Instance:

A B C D E F G
H
201200 .05 301300 .06 401400
..07
201201 .06 301301 .08 401401
..05

and all the way down to row 60,000 (Give or Take)

So I want to take these six rows of data and condencse it into two rows of
data that has a total of 180,000 cells. (not a limitation in 2007)

Today, I go through and highlight the first cell, scroll all the way down
down down down. Then copy and paste those cells.

This can be a long and tedius process.

If there a better way?

I appreciate your help.
 
Not sure whether this is what you are looking for...If you have continuous
data from A1 use Ctrl+Shift+Down Arrow from cell A1 which will extend the
selection to the last cell..
 
Not sure whether this is what you are looking for...If you have continuous
data from A1 use Ctrl+Shift+Down Arrow from cell A1 which will extend the
selection to the last cell..
 

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