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MS Excel Convert Multiple Rows to Columns
I have data in the following format in an Excel spreadsheet.
Customer Name DDS
1 Sleepy Hollow Dr
Carmel Valley CA 93924
Add phone number
calbookslr@aol.com
Planning for your Onsite Evaluation
Customer Name DDS
VA Palo Alto Health Care
3801 Miranda Ave
Palo Alto CA 94304
650-493-5000
Oral Conscious Sedation
Customer Name
877 W Fremont Ave Ste E-1
Sunnyvale CA 94087
408-736-4332
admin@siliconvalleyoms.com
Office Anesthesia Emergencies
Is there a method in which each row in these data sets can be converted into a column?
Customer Name DDS
1 Sleepy Hollow Dr
Carmel Valley CA 93924
Add phone number
calbookslr@aol.com
Planning for your Onsite Evaluation
Customer Name DDS
VA Palo Alto Health Care
3801 Miranda Ave
Palo Alto CA 94304
650-493-5000
Oral Conscious Sedation
Customer Name
877 W Fremont Ave Ste E-1
Sunnyvale CA 94087
408-736-4332
admin@siliconvalleyoms.com
Office Anesthesia Emergencies
Is there a method in which each row in these data sets can be converted into a column?
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Something like the attached.
Conversion150204.xlsx
Conversion150204.xlsx
my version is a much easier solution.
check attached.
also if you want to learn it and do it by yourself here is video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpEk5Qrfce8
Book1.xlsx
check attached.
also if you want to learn it and do it by yourself here is video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpEk5Qrfce8
Book1.xlsx
Thanks for responding.
I have literally hundreds of records that need to be converted into columnar data and it seems to me that both suggested methods require work - either record by record or annotation of each record. Am I missing something?
I have literally hundreds of records that need to be converted into columnar data and it seems to me that both suggested methods require work - either record by record or annotation of each record. Am I missing something?
dwcummings
and here is the version without use of any helper columns.
simply dragging the formulas :-)
Book1.xlsx
and here is the version without use of any helper columns.
simply dragging the formulas :-)
Book1.xlsx
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You can use the transpose function in Excel like below:
You copy the column A values and paste special / Transpose in the column B