Transposing is taking a rectangular block of data and rotating it so that columns become rows and vice versa. : Cell « Excel « VBA / Excel / Access / Word






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Transposing is taking a rectangular block of data and rotating it so that columns become rows and vice versa.

 
Public Sub Transpose()
    Dim I As Integer
    Dim J As Integer
    Dim transArray() As Variant
    Dim numRows As Integer
    Dim numColumns As Integer
    Dim colIndex As Integer
    Dim rowIndex As Integer
    Dim inputRange As Range

    Set inputRange = ActiveWindow.Selection
    colIndex = inputRange.Column
    rowIndex = inputRange.Row
    numRows = inputRange.Rows.Count
    numColumns = inputRange.Columns.Count
    ReDim transArray(numRows - 1, numColumns - 1)
    For I = colIndex To numColumns + colIndex - 1
        For J = rowIndex To numRows + rowIndex - 1
            transArray(J - rowIndex, I - colIndex) = Cells(J, I).Value
        Next J
    Next I
    inputRange.ClearContents
    For I = colIndex To numRows + colIndex - 1
        For J = rowIndex To numColumns + rowIndex - 1
            Cells(J, I).Value = transArray(I - colIndex, J - rowIndex)
        Next J
    Next I
    Cells(rowIndex, colIndex).Select
End Sub








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