How do you transpose every third cell in a row of data to a column on a
separate worksheet. There should be no empty cells in the column of the
separate worksheet that this information is being copied to.
RagDyeR - 04 Oct 2006 16:14 GMT
Say the data was in Row 1.
This will go from A to D to G ... etc.
Enter this formula anywhere, and copy down:
=INDEX(Sheet1!$1:$1,3*ROWS($1:1)-2)

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How do you transpose every third cell in a row of data to a column on a
separate worksheet. There should be no empty cells in the column of the
separate worksheet that this information is being copied to.
Lori - 04 Oct 2006 16:14 GMT
> How do you transpose every third cell in a row of data to a column on a
> separate worksheet. There should be no empty cells in the column of the
> separate worksheet that this information is being copied to.
Try adding another column which has an X, say next to every third row.
This can be done by putting an X next to the first row, selecting three
cells and dragging down to the end of the data. Then apply
Data>Filter>Autofilter and select X from the new column. Now you should
be able to copy and select Edit>Paste Special>Transpose on the new
sheet.