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KK

pivot tables for likert-scale type survey items
 
My data are arranged so that each row (or column, transposed) consists of a
question, and the data are 1-5 point (strongly agree to strongly disagree)
words (or values). I want a table that has each question in a row and each
of the values in a column. I've worked for 3 hours, no luck. Any help out
there?


Roger Govier

pivot tables for likert-scale type survey items
 
Hi

If you are saying the questions are currently in row 1, each question in
a new column, with rows 2 to 6 containing the answers, then mark the
whole set of data, Copy, move to another sheet and place the cursor in
cell A1, Paste SpecialTranspose

--
Regards

Roger Govier


"kk" wrote in message
...
My data are arranged so that each row (or column, transposed) consists
of a
question, and the data are 1-5 point (strongly agree to strongly
disagree)
words (or values). I want a table that has each question in a row and
each
of the values in a column. I've worked for 3 hours, no luck. Any
help out
there?




KK

pivot tables for likert-scale type survey items
 
Thanks, Roger. This isn't quite it, but I'm now using a workaround.

"Roger Govier" wrote:

Hi

If you are saying the questions are currently in row 1, each question in
a new column, with rows 2 to 6 containing the answers, then mark the
whole set of data, Copy, move to another sheet and place the cursor in
cell A1, Paste SpecialTranspose

--
Regards

Roger Govier


"kk" wrote in message
...
My data are arranged so that each row (or column, transposed) consists
of a
question, and the data are 1-5 point (strongly agree to strongly
disagree)
words (or values). I want a table that has each question in a row and
each
of the values in a column. I've worked for 3 hours, no luck. Any
help out
there?






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