Casual Excel Change Horizontal Data To Vertical
Change Horizontal Data to Vertical.
Excel change horizontal data to vertical. In our example we will change the minimum scale to 15000 and maximum scale to 55000 on the vertical axis. Select a vertical list or horizontal list you want to convert and then press Ctrl C keys simultaneously to copy the list. If we want to change the axis scale we should.
In a previous post we discussed three different ways to transpose data in Excel. Convert Horizontal List to Vertical with a Formula If you want to convert horizontal list to a vertical list you can create a formula based on the INDEX function in combination with ROWS function. FILTER returns this data in the original horizontal structure.
In the example shown we are transposing a table that is 2 columns by 7 rows 14 cells to a table that is 7 columns by 2 rows 14 cells. Select the range you want to copy. You can copy the data using Ctrl C.
In the Paste Special dialog box select All under the Pate section and choose None from the Operation section and then check Transpose check box see screenshot. Because we want to display results from FILTER in a vertical format the TRANSPOSE function is wrapped around the FILTER function. You can also access the Transpose option by right clicking when you have selected the new destination cell and you can select Transpose icon from the Paste Special menu.
In the screenshot below the formula INDEX A10F23COLUMN B14 has been entered into cell A26 and then copied across to repeat the schedules vertical column of Interest horizontally on row 26. Then click OK button the vertical column data has been transposed to horizontal row. To transpose the columns to rows follow the given steps.
Select the axis that we want to edit by left-clicking on the axis. Select the Transpose option and click okand your vertical data is now across the top row The vertical data is now pasted across the top row. The third method discussed was more of a hack to transpose the data using techniques not officially advertised in Excel.