Excel Tutorial – TRANSPOSE

Excel’s TRANSPOSE function allows you to convert a range of cells from a row orientation to a column orientation, or vice versa. This can be useful for rearranging data or for converting data from one format to another.

Here’s how to use the TRANSPOSE function:

1. Set up your data in a range of cells. For example, you might have a list of names in a row, like this:

A1: John B1: Jane C1: Bob

2. Select the cell or range of cells where you want to transpose the data.
3. Click the “Formulas” tab in the ribbon, and then click the “More Functions” button.
4. In the “Function Library” pane, select the “Lookup and Reference” category, and then click the “Transpose” function.
5. In the “Transpose” dialog box, select the range of cells that you want to transpose.
6. Click “OK” to transpose the data.

The data will be transposed to a column orientation, like this:

A1: John A2: Jane A3: Bob

You can also use the TRANSPOSE function in a formula by typing the following formula in a cell:

=TRANSPOSE(range)

Replace range with the cell range that you want to transpose. For example:

=TRANSPOSE(A1:C1)

This formula would transpose the data in cells A1:C1 to a column orientation.

I hope this helps!