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irst of all, I know there is a way to do so using paste special>transpose. But it doesn't work for my case.
Ok here's part of my worksheet : ![]() There are around 100+ entries of the same format. What I want to do is change all of the rows into columns like this : ![]() Where only the Name/Department/Faculty etc only appear once and the respective values go into the respective collumns. Is there a VBA code to do it or can it be done without? Appreciate any help given! |
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