Transposing Rows To Columns With VBA

Apr 24, 2013

I ve got a similar issue with converting the rows to columns... At the file I attached below, I need to convert to columns some sort of data which is organized as rows. They are all set up as 12 cells in a row and I need to convert them to a single column which keeps the time references of the data. I mean, both of the data and their years will be needed for my aims, but it is not important to keep the years columns with dataset, as long as rows are literally converted to columns under their order.

I actually found a vba macro on the net but it doesn't useful at all when it comes to keeping all data in their original order. It has some specific design to solve the issue without the aim of keeping the data in its original order I guess. Is there any possibility to modify its code or any other way to do this?

Code:

Sub Data_to_Column()
Dim rData As Range
Dim r As Range, c As Range
Dim rStart As Range
Dim counter As Integer

[Code]...

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