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    Format Data with VBA

    Dear valued Members,

    I have a data sheet in tab Data and it needs to be reformatted as shown in tab I want it in this format.

    Please suggest a VBA solution to this problem as the data set is around 25k rows.
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    Re: [Need Help] with VBA

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    Re: Format Data with VBA

    use transpose function

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    Re: Format Data with VBA

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