Try to paste this code on VBA module, then run sub tes
Sub Tes()
Dim Src, Res, LRow As Long, Id, ColCust As New Collection, ColID
Src = Range("A2").CurrentRegion.Offset(1)
ReDim Res(1 To UBound(Src, 1), 1 To Columns.Count)
ReDim ColID(0 To Columns.Count)
For LRow = 1 To UBound(Src, 1)
Id = CustID(ColCust, Src(LRow, 1)) '+ 1
ColID(Id) = ColID(Id) + 1
Res(Id, 1) = Src(LRow, 1)
Res(Id, (ColID(Id) + 1)) = Src(LRow, 2)
Next
'Write The Result
Range("E3").Resize(ColCust.Count, WorksheetFunction.Max(ColID) + 1)
= Res
End Sub
Function CustID(ByRef ColCust As Collection, ByVal CustNo As String) As Long
Dim Tmp As Long
On Error Resume Next
ColCust.Add CustNo, CustNo
For Tmp = 1 To ColCust.Count
If CStr(ColCust.Item(Tmp)) = CustNo Then
CustID = Tmp
Exit For
End If
Next
End Function
On 23-10-2013 21:49, Koti wrote:
Hi all,
I have an excel file in which I have a uniq numbers column and
contact number column.
Each unique number has few different contact numbers and for each
unique number separate row is created.
I have to make it a single row with all contact numbers in the same row.
Here is the file and required result:
*
*
*cust no.* contact num
*S458* 12345
*S458*
54321
*S379* 6789
*S379*
7896
*S379*
98745
*S379*
7852
*S259* 2548
*S259*
3654
*S259*
1548
*5060* 3658
*Required* *
* *
* *
* *
*
*
* *
* *
* *
* *
*
*S458*
*12345* *54321* *
* *
*
*S379*
*6789* *7896* *98745* *7852*
*S259*
*2548* *3654* *1548* *3658*
Help is appreciated.
Thank you all.
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