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put data in columns
I'm sure there's an easy way to do this. It might not even involve a
macro. I'm receiving data in the following crosstab format: CountynameX acount bcount total acount% bcount% 100% CountynameY acount bcount total acount% bcount% 100 and so forth. I want the data in columns: CountynameX acount acount% bcount bcount% CountynameY acount acount% bcount bcount% I don't need the totals or the 100% in my table at all. What's the easiest way to accomplish this? The more automated the better. I'll be doing it for several files every quarter. Thanks! |
put data in columns
This is what I would do.
Say your data is in A1:D999 Select A1:A999 (last row of data) edit|goto|special|blank cells type an equal sign (=) and hit the up arrow key hit ctrl-enter This should fill the empty cells with a formula that evaluates to the cell above. Now select column A. edit|copy followed by edit|paste special|values Now select column B. data|filter|autofilter Filter to show the "acount" text. select those visible cells (including the header) and right click on one of them|Delete Row|(yes to delete entire row prompt). I'd add headers to row 1 and not put those text values in column B, but you could insert a new column B and a new column D and fill them with the text you want (just type in one value and drag down the column). And then delete the total column. davegb wrote: I'm sure there's an easy way to do this. It might not even involve a macro. I'm receiving data in the following crosstab format: CountynameX acount bcount total acount% bcount% 100% CountynameY acount bcount total acount% bcount% 100 and so forth. I want the data in columns: CountynameX acount acount% bcount bcount% CountynameY acount acount% bcount bcount% I don't need the totals or the 100% in my table at all. What's the easiest way to accomplish this? The more automated the better. I'll be doing it for several files every quarter. Thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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