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Rearrange columns in Excel 2010 (Windows version) - kap - 06-06-2012 There are several columns of numeric data. At this point each page contains a column to the far most left margin. How do I contain (wrap around?) all the columns on one page? Re: Rearrange columns in Excel 2010 (Windows version) - Rolando - 06-07-2012 So column A has several pages of numbers, so it is going on and on? Re: Rearrange columns in Excel 2010 (Windows version) - WHiiP - 06-07-2012 Sounds like you need to resize the columns and set a new print area. But your description of what you have and what you want is not very clear. Re: Rearrange columns in Excel 2010 (Windows version) - space-time - 06-07-2012 WHiiP wrote: almost always the case with OP Re: Rearrange columns in Excel 2010 (Windows version) - space-time - 06-07-2012 I think I get it Page 1: A B C Page 2: D E F and you want to wrap around to have them all on one page like A B C D E F Is this what you want? has it occured to you to select a portion of the EXCEL worksheet and drag it to a different place? Re: Rearrange columns in Excel 2010 (Windows version) - kap - 06-07-2012 WHiiP wrote: I know what I want; I am just lousy at describing it :biggrin: Let me try again. There is a single long column of numeric data (student ID #) that runs several pages of paper. We want to be able to chop off the columns into several sections and cramp those same sections on a couple of pages of paper. Hope that is clearer now. Re: Rearrange columns in Excel 2010 (Windows version) - space-time - 06-07-2012 drag it, just drag it Re: Rearrange columns in Excel 2010 (Windows version) - WHiiP - 06-07-2012 Sounds like it is time to use cut and paste. I think you have this: 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 And you want this: 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 Cut and paste. Re: Rearrange columns in Excel 2010 (Windows version) - kap - 06-07-2012 WHiiP wrote: We had thought of having to do just that. However, we were hoping there was an Excel feature/function that would allow the data to be "snaked" or rearranged into newspaper style columns. Transpose feature produces somewhat of a desired result. Re: Rearrange columns in Excel 2010 (Windows version) - wowzer - 06-07-2012 Copy the entire column. Drop the resulting data into MS Word. Select as many columns in MS word that you want. |