Group columns side by side
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Hello,
In a sheet, I would like to group columns A and B, then columns C and D distinctly. However, when I create these two groups, Excel automatically creates a single group from A to D.
For your information, I cannot (and do not want to) create an empty column between the 2 groups. I also do not want to create a subgroup with additional levels.
To summarize, I want 2 simple groups side by side.
Thank you in advance for your help.
In a sheet, I would like to group columns A and B, then columns C and D distinctly. However, when I create these two groups, Excel automatically creates a single group from A to D.
For your information, I cannot (and do not want to) create an empty column between the 2 groups. I also do not want to create a subgroup with additional levels.
To summarize, I want 2 simple groups side by side.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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Good evening,
In two steps, insert a blank column between column B and C which will become C, and in the first cell C1 write =A1+B1 and increment downwards
select your range new column C and right-click on the selection/Copy/ still on the column C range right-click special paste/Values
Delete columns A and B
repeat the process for those who were in column C and D which should have moved to B and C
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Mike-31
A period of failure is a perfect moment to sow the seeds of knowledge.
In two steps, insert a blank column between column B and C which will become C, and in the first cell C1 write =A1+B1 and increment downwards
select your range new column C and right-click on the selection/Copy/ still on the column C range right-click special paste/Values
Delete columns A and B
repeat the process for those who were in column C and D which should have moved to B and C
--
A+
Mike-31
A period of failure is a perfect moment to sow the seeds of knowledge.