EXCEL TRANSPOSE FUNCTION

This function changes the vertical range of a cell to the horizontal range of a cell and the horizontal range of a cell to the vertical range of a cell and returns an array in the new orientation. Because this is an array function, after selecting and putting this formula into the cells where you want the new values to be pasted, press Ctrl+Shift+Enter.

Syntax:
=TRANSPOSE (array)
Parameter list:

  • array – the array of cells to be transposed.
  • The generated array must have the same number of rows as the source array and the same number of columns as the original array.

Step By Step Guide of TRANSPOSE Function

Example :

In this example, we must first pick the cell range F1:J4 (you should select 5 columns since there are 5 rows to convert and 4 rows because there are 4 columns to convert). Enter the formula =TRANSPOSE(A1:D5) and press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to convert to array formula and transpose the columns and rows.

Related Functions

HLOOKUP Function

HLOOKUP Function

Explore Now

VLOOKUP Function

VLOOKUP Function

Explore Now

INDEX Function

INDEX Function

Explore Now

MATCH Function

MATCH Function

Explore Now

DATE Function

DATE Function

Explore Now

IF Function

IF Function

Explore Now

OR Function

OR Function

Explore Now

AND Function

AND Function

Explore Now

RANK Function

RANK Function

Explore Now

SUMIF Function

SUMIF Function

Explore Now

XIRR Function

XIRR Function

Explore Now

WORKDAYS Function

WORKDAYS Function

Explore Now