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![]() New to this forum, and am looking for a little help. I have some data I am looking to transpose, and need some suggestions on how to do this more quickly. My data set is a daily data set that is organized into rows. There are 11 values for the first two rows, and anywhere from 6 to 9 values in the 3rd row. I need these three rows transposed into one column, and then the process is repeated for 11 more sets of 3 rows, all transposed into the same column. The next 12 sets of 3 rows would go in column 2, followed by the next 12 sets of 3 rows going into column 3, and so on. To clarify what the data is, it is daily values, with January 1-11 in row 1, 12-22 in row 2, and 23-31 in row 3, followed by February with the next set of 3 rows, March with the next set, etc... I realize I could take each row, copy, then paste special, and chose transpose, but considering the number of years this set involves (from 1896-present), there has to be an easier way. Can anyone help with a script? Any help is much appreciated. :) -- clollar ------------------------------------------------------------------------ clollar's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=34014 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=537780 |
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