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Transposing Links Every Certain Amount of Rows
I have data from F13 to F1299. I want to transpose and LINK every 11 cells
down column F to a new row on a new worksheet. For example, every 2 cells down on a new row: 1 2 3 4 goes to 12 34 Is there any quick way to do this? Thanks. |
Transposing Links Every Certain Amount of Rows
Let us say you want to start your new table in the new sheet in cell
D6. Then the following formula =OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$13,FLOOR((ROW()-ROW($D$6))*11,11)+MOD(COLUMN()-COLUMN($D$6),11),0) can be copied across 11 columns and down as far as necessary and will produce an 11-column table with what you are asking (I believe). If you need to CONCATENATE (which is what you are apparently referring to as LINK) the values you can do this next to the data with a formula like: =CONCATENATE(D6, E6, ..., N6) HTH Kostis Vezerides |
Transposing Links Every Certain Amount of Rows
Wow, worked great. Can you explain to me how that worked? As in, what does
offset, floor, mod, etc. mean? Can you break apart the formula so I know how it works... I mean when you have time of course. Thanks! "vezerid" wrote: Let us say you want to start your new table in the new sheet in cell D6. Then the following formula =OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$13,FLOOR((ROW()-ROW($D$6))*11,11)+MOD(COLUMN()-COLUMN($D$6),11),0) can be copied across 11 columns and down as far as necessary and will produce an 11-column table with what you are asking (I believe). If you need to CONCATENATE (which is what you are apparently referring to as LINK) the values you can do this next to the data with a formula like: =CONCATENATE(D6, E6, ..., N6) HTH Kostis Vezerides |
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