I think the transpose will not do what you want

I would suggest using the offset function
for example if the Jan MP Q data were in cell d4 on sheet1
and you wanted your Jan transposed data to start in sheet2 C3

in sheet2 cell B3 I would enter Jan
and in cell C3
=offset(Sheet1!D3,1,match($B3,sheet1!$D$3:$D$14,0) )
in C4

=offset(Sheet1!D3,2,match($B3,sheet1!$D$3:$D$14,0) )
in D3
=offset(Sheet1!D3,3,match($B3,sheet1!$D$3:$D$14,0) )
in D4
=offset(Sheet1!D3,4,match($B3,sheet1!$D$3:$D$14,0) )

in E3
=offset(Sheet1!D3,5,match($B3,sheet1!$D$3:$D$14,0) )
in E4
=offset(Sheet1!D3,6,match($B3,sheet1!$D$3:$D$14,0) )
(note there is only one number different in these formulas)

then if you want o do the same thing for Feb with a one row spacer
Enter "Feb" in B6
and copy cells C3:E4 and paste into C6:E7

"Tanweer" wrote:

Hi there, I would like to know how o use the transpose function fro the
following table
9,400
1,661
8,861
1,302
9,489
1,376
to look like the one below
9,400 8,861 9,489
1,661 1,302 1,376
I used the function but it does not give me the result as i want it to be.
Right now i have the table as below
Jan Feb
MP Q 9,400 9,303
A 1,661 1,470
Stretch Q 8,861 8,849
A 1,302 1,301
Fore Q 9,489 8,511
A 1,376 1,313