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Sort a column in Excel 2007
I have a worksheet with over 2000 rows of information but it's all
symmetrical. Meaning, Row 1 is a Company Name. Row 2 is the Street Address. Row 3 is the City, State, Zip. Row 4 is the Phone Number. Row 5 is the Fax Number. Then Row 6 starts the next Company Information in the same order. I want to sort this information into Columns so that Column 1 is Company Name, Column 2 is Street Address, etc. Does anyone know how this can be done? Thank you. |
Sort a column in Excel 2007
Copy data from Row 1 to Row 5, and then Paste Paste Special Transpose.
You would do this for each company and then delete empty rows. If all of them are fixed range, say each Company has 5 rows, then you would use some VBA to save you some time. -- HTP Adnan If I have helped and/or answered your question, please let me know by replying or clicking question answered (below positioned €˜Yes button). "PhooPhan" wrote: I have a worksheet with over 2000 rows of information but it's all symmetrical. Meaning, Row 1 is a Company Name. Row 2 is the Street Address. Row 3 is the City, State, Zip. Row 4 is the Phone Number. Row 5 is the Fax Number. Then Row 6 starts the next Company Information in the same order. I want to sort this information into Columns so that Column 1 is Company Name, Column 2 is Street Address, etc. Does anyone know how this can be done? Thank you. |
Sort a column in Excel 2007
Thanks Adnan,
Since the column is over 2000 rows I was hoping for an operation to transpose everything at once. Any ideas? "Adnan" wrote: Copy data from Row 1 to Row 5, and then Paste Paste Special Transpose. You would do this for each company and then delete empty rows. If all of them are fixed range, say each Company has 5 rows, then you would use some VBA to save you some time. -- HTP Adnan If I have helped and/or answered your question, please let me know by replying or clicking question answered (below positioned €˜Yes button). "PhooPhan" wrote: I have a worksheet with over 2000 rows of information but it's all symmetrical. Meaning, Row 1 is a Company Name. Row 2 is the Street Address. Row 3 is the City, State, Zip. Row 4 is the Phone Number. Row 5 is the Fax Number. Then Row 6 starts the next Company Information in the same order. I want to sort this information into Columns so that Column 1 is Company Name, Column 2 is Street Address, etc. Does anyone know how this can be done? Thank you. |
Sort a column in Excel 2007
Option Explicit
Sub testme() Dim iRow As Long Dim FirstRow As Long Dim LastRow As Long Dim HowManyPerGroup As Long Dim wks As Worksheet Set wks = Worksheets("Sheet1") HowManyPerGroup = 5 With wks FirstRow = 1 ' no headers LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row For iRow = FirstRow To LastRow Step HowManyPerGroup .Cells(iRow, "A").Resize(HowManyPerGroup, 1).Copy .Cells(iRow, "B").PasteSpecial Transpose:=True Next iRow 'clean up original data .Columns(1).Delete 'clean up empty rows On Error Resume Next .Columns(1).Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).E ntireRow.Delete On Error GoTo 0 End With End Sub PhooPhan wrote: I have a worksheet with over 2000 rows of information but it's all symmetrical. Meaning, Row 1 is a Company Name. Row 2 is the Street Address. Row 3 is the City, State, Zip. Row 4 is the Phone Number. Row 5 is the Fax Number. Then Row 6 starts the next Company Information in the same order. I want to sort this information into Columns so that Column 1 is Company Name, Column 2 is Street Address, etc. Does anyone know how this can be done? Thank you. -- Dave Peterson |
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