complex lookup
 

What formulae would re-arrange the raw data below, to be presented as
the output.

Raw Data:
WELL ZONE COUNTY STATE DEPTH POROSITY
1 A HARRIS TX 3000 0.14
1 C HARRIS TX 3500 0.33
1 D HARRIS TX 4500 0.21
2 B PECOS TX 3300 0.11
2 D PECOS TX 4700 0.34
3 A GREENE MO 4000 0.22
3 E GREENE MO 5000 0.19
3 F GREENE MO 6000 0.17

Output:
WELL 1 2 3
COUNTY HARRIS PECOS GREENE
STATE TX TX MO
ZONE A
DEPTH 3000 4000
POROSITY 0.14 0.22
ZONE B
DEPTH 3300
POROSITY 0.11
ZONE C
DEPTH 3500
POROSITY 0.33
ZONE D
DEPTH 4500 4700
POROSITY 0.21 0.34
ZONE E
DEPTH 5000
POROSITY 0.19
ZONE F
DEPTH 6000
POROSITY 0.17

You would do this with a pivottable. Select data, pivotable, and select the
data and go through the wizard process. Place the well and county
information in the column section and set field setting to subtotal none.
Place zone in the row area and place porosity and depth in the data area.
Under pivottable settings turn off row and column grand totals.

" wrote:

What formulae would re-arrange the raw data below, to be presented as
the output.

Raw Data:
WELL ZONE COUNTY STATE DEPTH POROSITY
1 A HARRIS TX 3000 0.14
1 C HARRIS TX 3500 0.33
1 D HARRIS TX 4500 0.21
2 B PECOS TX 3300 0.11
2 D PECOS TX 4700 0.34
3 A GREENE MO 4000 0.22
3 E GREENE MO 5000 0.19
3 F GREENE MO 6000 0.17

Output:
WELL 1 2 3
COUNTY HARRIS PECOS GREENE
STATE TX TX MO
ZONE A
DEPTH 3000 4000
POROSITY 0.14 0.22
ZONE B
DEPTH 3300
POROSITY 0.11
ZONE C
DEPTH 3500
POROSITY 0.33
ZONE D
DEPTH 4500 4700
POROSITY 0.21 0.34
ZONE E
DEPTH 5000
POROSITY 0.19
ZONE F
DEPTH 6000
POROSITY 0.17