Organizing Information

[gsoundinc]

I'm sure this is easy. I can do this all day in Access, but my boss wants this done in Excel for some reason.

I have 2 columns of information. The first column is the identifier, and the second column is a list a data points, both are pulled from an SQL-ODBCR, and I can not import it any other way. Example;

SEE Sheet 1
Example.xls

In the full version it ends up being 250 different agencies, each with about 50 data points, and 30 data types each. I need to compile this data to each Agency in a seperate column with the data points below it. I have to do this for about 30 different reports. So doing it manually will take weeks. I need it to look like this, Example;


SEE Sheet 2
Example.xls


And so on and so forth.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, I am completely lost. If you need more information, I can clarify.

Thanks in advance.

[Neil_]

Use a helper column and pivot it.
Example (1).xls

[AB33]

If you are familiar with macro(Code), I can write one for you, but you should be familiar with how to run a code.

[gsoundinc]

Thanks Neil, The pivot table is woring great. Me and my boss will be very happy.

AB33 I am famliliar with macro code, but the Pivot table is working great, so I won't need it.

Thanks to both of you.

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