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Transposing Row Data To Columnar Data, In Sets of Four

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    Transposing Row Data To Columnar Data, In Sets of Four

    Hello All,

    I am working with some data where I need to take the values of a varying number of rows and copy the values into corresponding columns, in sets of 4. So it would go like this: C2 is copied to D2, C3 is copied to E2, C4 is copied to F2, C5 is copied to G2, and so on. XLSX workbook is attached. I have no idea is this is possible through built in functions or if would be better to use VBA. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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    Re: Transposing Row Data To Columnar Data, In Sets of Four

    Copy your range, then click on D2 and go to Paste Special and select "Transpose".

    Hope this helps!

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    Re: Transposing Row Data To Columnar Data, In Sets of Four

    Quote Originally Posted by cmyers View Post
    Copy your range, then click on D2 and go to Paste Special and select "Transpose".

    Hope this helps!
    That works sorta, but not quite. I can't do that because I have values in the columns beyond column G. So I can only transpose 4 values at a time. I'm guessing a macro would probably be needed to do this.

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