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Transposing various columns and rows into one sheet

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    Transposing various columns and rows into one sheet

    Hello all,

    i am in the middle of writing a macro and have come a bit stuck with what to do next.

    i need to take the data from column B-CE and transpose it into one sheet as rows.

    which i can do fine, the problem i have is that the info in column A is a unique identifer. below is an example

    person 1, a b c d e f g etc
    person 2, a b c d e f g
    person 3 a b c d e f g etc

    i need to be able to transpose, but also keep the unique identifier with it and change it into columns.

    for example

    person 1 a
    person 1 b
    person 1 c
    etc
    person 2 a
    person 2 b

    the results, or scores, will be different each time,

    and so on, i think its something like 1805 rows

    i need the info to also be transposed into a different sheet which i can then upload into a new HR system.

    i've been writing in VBA but i'm getting stuck in getting it to "goto" the next line, as in, copy from X and paste, now do the next line.

    i'm assuming that i need to use a macro as i've tried OFFSET and had no luck.

    can anyone help please to save me a couple of weeks of pressing ctrl+C ctrl+V?

    I've looked all over the forum and can find close to what i need but whilst im good with excel, VBA is a whole new ball game.

    many thanks....

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    Re: Transposing various columns and rows into one sheet

    Without seeing exactly what you are doing, my advice would be to copy/paste the unique identifiers and then run your macro to transpose all of the other data.
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