Changing a column to a row
I have a table of census information broken down by neighborhood. I need to
transfer the data so that the neighborhood column becomes a neighborhood row and the census row becomes a column. For example, I have something like the following now Neighborhood Population Households Hunters Point 2,500 857 Traverse 6,700 2500 And I need something like this: Hunters Point Traverse Population 2,500 6,700 Households 857 2,500 I have been trying to do this with a pivottable, but it keeps summing things, and I could do it by hand, but the time constraints on this are not feasible due to the amount of data that I have. Any help is appreciated. Thank you. |
Changing a column to a row
Look at EditPaste Special, Transpose
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten "willyb" wrote in message ... I have a table of census information broken down by neighborhood. I need to transfer the data so that the neighborhood column becomes a neighborhood row and the census row becomes a column. For example, I have something like the following now Neighborhood Population Households Hunters Point 2,500 857 Traverse 6,700 2500 And I need something like this: Hunters Point Traverse Population 2,500 6,700 Households 857 2,500 I have been trying to do this with a pivottable, but it keeps summing things, and I could do it by hand, but the time constraints on this are not feasible due to the amount of data that I have. Any help is appreciated. Thank you. |
Changing a column to a row
Hi Willyb,
Select the data Edit | Copy Select a non-overlapping cell Edit | PasteSpecial | Transpose --- Regards, Norman "willyb" wrote in message ... I have a table of census information broken down by neighborhood. I need to transfer the data so that the neighborhood column becomes a neighborhood row and the census row becomes a column. For example, I have something like the following now Neighborhood Population Households Hunters Point 2,500 857 Traverse 6,700 2500 And I need something like this: Hunters Point Traverse Population 2,500 6,700 Households 857 2,500 I have been trying to do this with a pivottable, but it keeps summing things, and I could do it by hand, but the time constraints on this are not feasible due to the amount of data that I have. Any help is appreciated. Thank you. |
Changing a column to a row
Wonderful. Thank you.
"Niek Otten" wrote: Look at EditPaste Special, Transpose -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "willyb" wrote in message ... I have a table of census information broken down by neighborhood. I need to transfer the data so that the neighborhood column becomes a neighborhood row and the census row becomes a column. For example, I have something like the following now Neighborhood Population Households Hunters Point 2,500 857 Traverse 6,700 2500 And I need something like this: Hunters Point Traverse Population 2,500 6,700 Households 857 2,500 I have been trying to do this with a pivottable, but it keeps summing things, and I could do it by hand, but the time constraints on this are not feasible due to the amount of data that I have. Any help is appreciated. Thank you. |
Changing a column to a row
Wonderful. Thank you.
"Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Willyb, Select the data Edit | Copy Select a non-overlapping cell Edit | PasteSpecial | Transpose --- Regards, Norman "willyb" wrote in message ... I have a table of census information broken down by neighborhood. I need to transfer the data so that the neighborhood column becomes a neighborhood row and the census row becomes a column. For example, I have something like the following now Neighborhood Population Households Hunters Point 2,500 857 Traverse 6,700 2500 And I need something like this: Hunters Point Traverse Population 2,500 6,700 Households 857 2,500 I have been trying to do this with a pivottable, but it keeps summing things, and I could do it by hand, but the time constraints on this are not feasible due to the amount of data that I have. Any help is appreciated. Thank you. |
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