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Lynn Bales

Transposing data
 
Is there a limit to how much data you can transpose? I am in a worksheet with
52 columns and 525 rows and it won't work. I get the error that the column
width doesn't match. It will work if I do it piecemeal. Is there a way around
this issue?

Thanks!

Alex Delamain


The problem is that excel only has 255 columns so you cannot transpose a
table with 525 rows.


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Lynn Bales

And is there anyway around this?

"Alex Delamain" wrote:


The problem is that excel only has 255 columns so you cannot transpose a
table with 525 rows.


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Bob Phillips

Transpose 52 by the first 256 rows to one place, 52 by the next 256 to
another, then the final 52 by 13.

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Bob Phillips

"Lynn Bales" wrote in message
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And is there anyway around this?

"Alex Delamain" wrote:


The problem is that excel only has 255 columns so you cannot transpose a
table with 525 rows.


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