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    Turning a Vertical Table into a Horizontal one

    Hi All

    Im really struggling with something I know is relatively simple but im missing something in my H or Vlookups

    Please see image link and attachment regarding what Im trying to do

    Any help would be awesome

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    Re: Turning a Vertical Table into a Horizontal one

    In E2 CellArray Formula – Requires CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER
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    Re: Turning a Vertical Table into a Horizontal one

    Please have a look at this

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    Re: Turning a Vertical Table into a Horizontal one

    formula header column at E1 (array formula)
    {=IFERROR(INDEX($A$2:$A$85;MATCH(;COUNTIF($D1:D1;$A$2:$A$85);0));"")}
    drag to right

    formula to fill table start at E2 (array formula)
    {=IFERROR(INDEX($B$2:$B$85;SMALL(IF($A$2:$A$85=E$1;ROW($B$2:$B$85)-ROW($B$1));ROW(1:1)));"")}
    drag to right and down

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    Re: Turning a Vertical Table into a Horizontal one

    Another way is to use dynamic Names to avoid CSE arrays, names are treated as arrays automatically.

    Name:= "Department"
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    Name:= "Position"
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    Then for headers
    In E1 Drag across as required.
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    In E2, Drag Across and down
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    Re: Turning a Vertical Table into a Horizontal one

    thanks a mill guys, helped greatly

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