Using VBA instead of power query

i had created an excel sheet that took 4 columns of data (week, meal time, meal name, food item) and transposed and grouped that data using power query to create a list of food items, by week (columns) and grouped by meal time/name as rows.

unfortunately, this was developed for a mac, where Excel for mac wont recognize power query or pivot tools and scripts

I'm trying to think if I could write VBA code to perform the same function:
1) Find unique week numbers (column a) and list each as column in result tab
2.) list meal time/meal names (column b and c, concatenated) as rows
3.) group food items (column d) into each week column and meal row.

Columns A-D are in a defined table (Table1), so I can use listobject class as my reference

Where would I start with this?

Thank you for your help

Perhaps a good start would be to attach sample workbooks showing where the data is coming from and what your expected outcome looks like.

We can then give guidance from there.

BSB

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Originally Posted by BadlySpelledBuoy

Perhaps a good start would be to attach sample workbooks showing where the data is coming from and what your expected outcome looks like.

We can then give guidance from there.

BSB

Please see attached test.xlsx for sample workbook that uses power query to transform data from Data tab to Result tab

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