Flipping data - columns to rows and visa versa
Is there a way to "flip" my data so that the columns become rows and the rows
become columns? In other words, I have a spreadsheet that has employee data listed for each employee vertically down the column. I can not sort vertical data so I want to rotate it 45 degrees so that it is listed horizontally like a normal spreadsheet would be. Is there any way to somewhat easily do this in Excel? I have 07 at work and 03 at home. Either will work for the project I am working on. Thanks for ANY help ! |
Flipping data - columns to rows and visa versa
I think you meant 90 degrees rather than 45 degrees.
CopyPaste SpecialTranspose perhaps? Note: with 2003 you can transpose only 256 rows to columns Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sun, 30 Mar 2008 17:54:00 -0700, HollieH wrote: Is there a way to "flip" my data so that the columns become rows and the rows become columns? In other words, I have a spreadsheet that has employee data listed for each employee vertically down the column. I can not sort vertical data so I want to rotate it 45 degrees so that it is listed horizontally like a normal spreadsheet would be. Is there any way to somewhat easily do this in Excel? I have 07 at work and 03 at home. Either will work for the project I am working on. Thanks for ANY help ! |
Flipping data - columns to rows and visa versa
HA! That would have been an interesting spreadsheet.
Thank you for the term "transpose" which I found in Help and am able to move forward. "Gord Dibben" wrote: I think you meant 90 degrees rather than 45 degrees. CopyPaste SpecialTranspose perhaps? Note: with 2003 you can transpose only 256 rows to columns Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sun, 30 Mar 2008 17:54:00 -0700, HollieH wrote: Is there a way to "flip" my data so that the columns become rows and the rows become columns? In other words, I have a spreadsheet that has employee data listed for each employee vertically down the column. I can not sort vertical data so I want to rotate it 45 degrees so that it is listed horizontally like a normal spreadsheet would be. Is there any way to somewhat easily do this in Excel? I have 07 at work and 03 at home. Either will work for the project I am working on. Thanks for ANY help ! |
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