Trying to Stack Many Columns into 2

Howdy everyone, I'm a new member and I've already started on the wrong foot. It's apparent that I have a lot to learn about excel and forum etiquette. I'm a recent graduate trying to make it in the business world and trying to leverage Microsoft office as much as possible. That being said, I've undertaken an small assignment which I thought would be easy, but has become a nightmare. I've recorded my own copying and hiding macros resulting in a jumbled mess of numbers. I also used some code I got from the internet, but kept giving me an error. I've tried searching everywhere, but most people just want to consolidate items into one column and I need two columns.

This is the link where I got my code below: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9...=votes#tab-top
I will trying to keep it limited as to where I post though, but here's another website where I posted the same problem as I am under time constraints. http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showthr...er-Help-needed!
http://www.merawindows.com/Forums/ta...s/Default.aspx

Anyway, what I'm trying to do is to stack two columns of Manufacturers Item #'s and their corresponding Image #. One issue I ran into was that not all Item #'s have images, but I resolved that by filling all the blanks spaces with "XX". I have a copy of my workbook with my failed macro attempts if anyone would like to see, but basically, this is what I'm trying to do:

812 Columns
500 Rows
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P ... AEK AEL


converted to

A B
C D
E F
G H
I J
K L
M N
O P
.
.
.
AEK AEL

So that Column A: All Manufacturer Item #'s
and Column B: All Corresponding Image #'s

This is the code I've tried to use. It works with no XX, but all the numbers are jumbled up. With XX, it gives me an error code with the OrigA = Application.Transpose part of the code.

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Any feedback and help is greatly appreciated. I'm trying to finish this assignment by tomorrow, because it has already taken me two days to get nothing done!

Thanks in advance,

Austin

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It will be good if you upload your workbook.

If i remember correctly, Application.Transpose has a limit to the number of cells it can process.
Is is possible that you are exeeding that limit?

In that case you will have to manually write a transpose function

Cheers.