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How to Use WRAPROWS() in Google Sheets

Description

Wraps a row or column of cells into a new array by filling across each row after a specified number of elements.

How To Actually Use WRAPROWS() in Sheets

WRAPROWS(range, wrap_count, [pad_with])

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Use WRAPROWS to wrap the values in A1:E1 into rows with 2 values per row. Place the formula in G1.

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