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Consolidate data in more that one column
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I have the below dataset:
gene# (cell A) Databases (cell B)
1 Uniref
2 Genemark
3 GeneBank
3 Swissprot
4 Uniref
4 Swissprot
4 GeneBank
5 Swissprot
I am wondering if there is a way to use the consolidate feature to separate in different columns the above dataset as following:
(Cell_A) (Cell_B) (Cell_C) (Cell_D)
1 Uniref
2 Genemark
3 GeneBank Swissprot
4 Uniref GeneBank Swissprot
5 Swissprot
libreoffice-calc consolidation
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I have the below dataset:
gene# (cell A) Databases (cell B)
1 Uniref
2 Genemark
3 GeneBank
3 Swissprot
4 Uniref
4 Swissprot
4 GeneBank
5 Swissprot
I am wondering if there is a way to use the consolidate feature to separate in different columns the above dataset as following:
(Cell_A) (Cell_B) (Cell_C) (Cell_D)
1 Uniref
2 Genemark
3 GeneBank Swissprot
4 Uniref GeneBank Swissprot
5 Swissprot
libreoffice-calc consolidation
edited Apr 2 at 0:29
cybernetic.nomad
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asked Mar 28 at 16:11
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I have the below dataset:
gene# (cell A) Databases (cell B)
1 Uniref
2 Genemark
3 GeneBank
3 Swissprot
4 Uniref
4 Swissprot
4 GeneBank
5 Swissprot
I am wondering if there is a way to use the consolidate feature to separate in different columns the above dataset as following:
(Cell_A) (Cell_B) (Cell_C) (Cell_D)
1 Uniref
2 Genemark
3 GeneBank Swissprot
4 Uniref GeneBank Swissprot
5 Swissprot
libreoffice-calc consolidation
edited Apr 2 at 0:29
cybernetic.nomad
4,0982 gold badges13 silver badges26 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 16:11
KGeeKGee
13 bronze badges
I have the below dataset:
gene# (cell A) Databases (cell B)
1 Uniref
2 Genemark
3 GeneBank
3 Swissprot
4 Uniref
4 Swissprot
4 GeneBank
5 Swissprot
I am wondering if there is a way to use the consolidate feature to separate in different columns the above dataset as following:
(Cell_A) (Cell_B) (Cell_C) (Cell_D)
1 Uniref
2 Genemark
3 GeneBank Swissprot
4 Uniref GeneBank Swissprot
5 Swissprot
libreoffice-calc consolidation
libreoffice-calc consolidation
edited Apr 2 at 0:29
cybernetic.nomad
4,0982 gold badges13 silver badges26 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 16:11
KGeeKGee
13 bronze badges
edited Apr 2 at 0:29
cybernetic.nomad
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asked Mar 28 at 16:11
KGeeKGee
13 bronze badges
edited Apr 2 at 0:29
cybernetic.nomad
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edited Apr 2 at 0:29
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edited Apr 2 at 0:29
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KGeeKGee
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Finally, I found the solution on my own:
-I applied a filter in the second column, and I generated into another sheet the four columns I want.
-After that, I used in a fifth cell(named counter) the function wizard of COUNTBLANK for the second, the third and the forth column which gave me a number range between 0-3. Those numbers are corresponding to the empty cells.
-Finally, I applied a sort filter in the counter cell and selected the numbers 0,1 and 2 and voila!
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Finally, I found the solution on my own:
-I applied a filter in the second column, and I generated into another sheet the four columns I want.
-After that, I used in a fifth cell(named counter) the function wizard of COUNTBLANK for the second, the third and the forth column which gave me a number range between 0-3. Those numbers are corresponding to the empty cells.
-Finally, I applied a sort filter in the counter cell and selected the numbers 0,1 and 2 and voila!
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Finally, I found the solution on my own:
-I applied a filter in the second column, and I generated into another sheet the four columns I want.
-After that, I used in a fifth cell(named counter) the function wizard of COUNTBLANK for the second, the third and the forth column which gave me a number range between 0-3. Those numbers are corresponding to the empty cells.
-Finally, I applied a sort filter in the counter cell and selected the numbers 0,1 and 2 and voila!
answered Apr 5 at 11:10
KGeeKGee
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Finally, I found the solution on my own:
-I applied a filter in the second column, and I generated into another sheet the four columns I want.
-After that, I used in a fifth cell(named counter) the function wizard of COUNTBLANK for the second, the third and the forth column which gave me a number range between 0-3. Those numbers are corresponding to the empty cells.
-Finally, I applied a sort filter in the counter cell and selected the numbers 0,1 and 2 and voila!
answered Apr 5 at 11:10
KGeeKGee
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Finally, I found the solution on my own:
-I applied a filter in the second column, and I generated into another sheet the four columns I want.
-After that, I used in a fifth cell(named counter) the function wizard of COUNTBLANK for the second, the third and the forth column which gave me a number range between 0-3. Those numbers are corresponding to the empty cells.
-Finally, I applied a sort filter in the counter cell and selected the numbers 0,1 and 2 and voila!
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