Transposing Column Into Multiple Rows

Feb 16, 2010

I've got an issue where I'm trying to transpose data from one column into several rows. I've been looking for a macro to help me out but can't seem to find a way to do this. Does anyone have any idea how I can do this?

Ideally, the macro would be written so it would find the data in the column and move it to a new sheet and then it would repeat the process throughout the document. The macro would know that the data is grouped b/c of the blanks found between the data set. So as the macro is running, once it hits a blank, it would then copy and transpose the data and continue. Does this make sense?

I've posted a sample of the info I'm working with.

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My preferred solution would be to write (have) a formula to preform the transposition that gives me the results as noted above since formula's run so much faster than vba. Is this possible? I have tried all kinds of formulas and can not come close and of course the straight transpose function does not give me the solution I need as noted above.

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We are using windows 8.0 with 4G memory and your basic processor speed...e.g. nothing fancy.....just your basic stock computer. Nothing else unusual is installed or running on the computer or at the time the scripts are running.

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