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rotate rows and columns in a spreadsheet
Hey, I have a very large spreadsheet. I want to rotate all the data in it 90 degrees, as in, I want row 1 to become the 60th column, and row 2 to be the 59th column, etc... all the way to the last row becoming the first column... Is there an easy way to do this? |
Copy the range, pasespecial transpose values, then above the range put the numbers 1 to 60, then
sort the whole table horizontally based on that first row. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP wrote in message oups.com... Hey, I have a very large spreadsheet. I want to rotate all the data in it 90 degrees, as in, I want row 1 to become the 60th column, and row 2 to be the 59th column, etc... all the way to the last row becoming the first column... Is there an easy way to do this? |
Hi Juicy. Use a helper column and fill from row 1 to 60 with
60,59,58....3,2,1 and then sort ascending to reverse your rows. Then select the data, copy, select a blank worksheet, put the cursor in A1 and Edit, Paste Special, Transpose. HTH -- Sincerely, Michael Colvin " wrote: Hey, I have a very large spreadsheet. I want to rotate all the data in it 90 degrees, as in, I want row 1 to become the 60th column, and row 2 to be the 59th column, etc... all the way to the last row becoming the first column... Is there an easy way to do this? |
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