From: WILT on 16 May 2010 11:07 I AM TRYING TO ORGANIZE SOME DATA VERTICALLY BUT IS ALL HORIZONTALLY... FOR EXAMPLE: THIS IS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE A B C 1 TIM MAY 3 12 2 MATT APRIL 3 15 3 WAYNE DEC 16 24 IS THERE A FUNCTION WHERE U CAN CHANGE IT TO A B C 1 TIM MATT WAYNE 2 MAY 3 APRIL 3 DEC 16 3 12 15 24 THANKS
From: Rick Rothstein on 16 May 2010 11:38
Select the cells you want to transpose, click Edit/Copy from the menu bar, then select a single cell in the empty area below all your data, click Edit/PasteSpecial from the menu bar, put a checkmark in the Transpose checkbox at the bottom of the dialog box and click the OK button. Now, delete the data you copied and move the newly pasted, transposed data to wherever you want. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "WILT" <WILT(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:94C6FD1F-88ED-4748-8C53-8509F2575C43(a)microsoft.com... > I AM TRYING TO ORGANIZE SOME DATA VERTICALLY BUT IS ALL HORIZONTALLY... > FOR > EXAMPLE: > > THIS IS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE > > A B C > 1 TIM MAY 3 12 > 2 MATT APRIL 3 15 > 3 WAYNE DEC 16 24 > > IS THERE A FUNCTION WHERE U CAN CHANGE IT TO > > A B C > 1 TIM MATT WAYNE > 2 MAY 3 APRIL 3 DEC 16 > 3 12 15 24 > > THANKS > |