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I extract financial data that is formatted Vertically. Looks like;
Month1 Month2
Budget Actual Budget Actual
Acct1 $123 $150 $125 $170
Acct2 $456 $123 $489 $400

I would like to format it Horizontally. It would look like;
Month 1 Month2
Acct1 Budget $123 $125
Actual $150 $170
Acct2 Budget $456 $489
Actual $123 $400

(Assuming the above formatting will be lost attached is a document
showing these examples).

I have tried to use the transpose function and pivot table and it just
isn't working for me. Is there an easy fix that anyone knows of.

Thanks for any help or suggestions.
Tim


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