SheetSkill

WRAPROWS function

Wraps a list into rows.

Syntax

=WRAPROWS(vector, wrap_count, [pad_with])

Arguments in [square brackets] are optional.

Try itType =WRAPROWS( in E2 and click cells to fill in the arguments.
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Apples
12
$0.50
2024-01-15
Bananas
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$0.25
2024-02-29
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$3.20
2024-04-30
Dates
15
$2.75
2024-07-27
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$1.90
2024-12-01

Conditional formatting

A number, or a cell like =$H$1

AaBbCc 123

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    Rows are sorted by the first level; rows that tie are sorted by the next level, and so on.

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