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Transpose data
Hi
I have a database in one column but each address field is in a different row, so Co Add1 Add2 Sub and then a repeat of the same for the next record. I want to have each address field in it's own column. I know i can copy and paste special transpose but this is a line by line task. Wondering if there was someting else i could do Cheers -- Nenagh |
Transpose data
If data is consistently sets of 4 cells as your example.
In B1 enter this formula =INDEX($A:$A,(ROWS($1:1)-1)*4+COLUMNS($A:B)-1) Copy across to E1 Select B1:E1 and drag/copy down until zeros show up. Select columns B:E and copypaste specialvaluesokesc Delete original column A Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 20:14:00 -0800, Nenagh wrote: Hi I have a database in one column but each address field is in a different row, so Co Add1 Add2 Sub and then a repeat of the same for the next record. I want to have each address field in it's own column. I know i can copy and paste special transpose but this is a line by line task. Wondering if there was someting else i could do Cheers |
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