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    Question Help needed for advanced transposing

    Hi guys,

    I need to 'kind of' transpose a range of data and I have thousands of data cells so I guess a VBA macro would do the trick, however, I'm fairly n00b for that stuff, and I hoped one of you guys could help me out. You can see the attached example in regard to what I'd like to do with data; the input sheet obviously shows the data format I have right now, while the output sheet shows how I'd like data to be. It pretty much resembles a transpose of data, but with a twist though...

    (Btw, numbers 1-15 represent my data points, thus they range arbitrarily between empty cells (de facto zero), zero's and several hundred thousands.. hence, don't mind the linearity of the range 1 to 15... that's simply because that was easier to write :-p)


    Hope anyone can help - fire away if you need more info! :-)


    Best regards,
    Niko
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    Re: Help needed for advanced transposing

    Niko,
    What determines the sort?....at first I thought maybe the 1-15 did, but after re-reading your post, it doesn't apear to be so.
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    Re: Help needed for advanced transposing

    Hi John,

    Thanks for looking. The numbers in the far left; no1, no2, no3 etc. constitutes the sort :-)


    Regards,
    Niko

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    Re: Help needed for advanced transposing

    Any help will be greatly appreciated!

    In short, what I want to do is a transpose with a twist. I have:

    a, 1, 2
    b, 5, 6
    c, 10,15

    and I'd like:
    a, 1
    a, 2
    b, 5
    b, 6
    c, 10
    c, 15

    So kind of like a transpose, but keeping the records next to each value - see transpose.xls (input -> output) for more :-)


    Regards,
    Niko

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