How to quickly transpose ranges and skip blank cells in Excel?

When we paste a range as transposed, the blank cells will be pasted as well. But sometimes, we just want to transpose the ranges ignoring blank cells as below screenshot shown. Are there any ways to quickly transpose ranges and skip blanks in Excel?

Transpose range skip blanks with Go to special function

Transpose range skip blank s with Delete Blank Rows utility

  Transpose range skip blanks with Go to special function

To transpose range and ignore blank cells, you can apply the Go To Special function to select only non-blank cells firstly, and then transpose.

1. Select the range you want to transpose, and press Ctrl + G to open Go To dialog, and then click Special to go to Go To Special dialog, and check Contents option. see screenshot:

2. Then click OK, and the non-blank cells have been selected, now you can paste them as transposed. Press Ctrl + C to copy them, select a blank cell which you will place the transposed values, right click to display context menu, and select Transpose in the Paste Options. See screenshot:

Transpose range skip blank s with Delete Blank Rows utility

If you have Kutools for Excel, you can delete the blank rows firstly, then transpose the range.

After installing Kutools for Excel, please do as below:(Free Download Kutools for Excel Now!)

1. Select the range you want to transpose and skip blanks, click Kutools > Delete > Delete Blank Rows > In Selected Range. See screenshot:

2. Then a dialog pops out to remind you have removed all blank rows from the selection. Click OK to continue. Now the blank rows have been removed. See screenshot:
   

3. Now you can transpose the range. Press Ctrl + C to copy them, select a blank cell which you will place the transposed values, right click to display context menu, and select Transpose in the Paste Options.

  Transpose Range Skip Blank Rows