How to quickly transpose blocks of data from rows to columns in Excel?

Have you ever suffered a problem about transposing some data from rows to columns without the blocks as below screenshot shown? In this article, I introduce some tricks on handling this job quickly and easily in Excel.

Transpose blocks of data from rows to columns with formula

Transpose blocks of data from rows to columns with Kutools for Excel

Transpose blocks of data from rows to columns with formula

Here you can use some formulas to solve this problem.

1. Select three cells which will place the result, for instance, C1:E1, and type this formula =TRANSPOSE(OFFSET($A$1,B1,0,3,1)), and press Shift + Ctrl + Enter keys. See screenshot:

Tip: in the formula, A1 is the first cell of the data list, B1 is the blank cell next to the data, 3 means block by every three data.

2. In the cell B2, type this formula, =B1+4, and drag the auto fill handle down to cells needed this formula.

Tip: In the formula, B1 is the cell next to the first data of the list you use to transposed, 4 indicates the blocks divide data by every three rows and plus one.

3. Select C1:E1, drag auto fill handle downs until zeros appear. See screenshot:

Transpose blocks of data from rows to columns with Kutools for Excel

If the above formulas are complex for you, you can have a try on the Transform Range feature of Kutools for Excel.

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

1. Select the data you want to transpose, and click Kutools > Range > Transform Range. See screenshot:

2. In the Transform Range dialog, check Single column to range option and the Blank cell delimits records. See screenshot:

3. Click Ok, and select a cell to place the result. See screenshot:

4. Click OK, then the data has been transposed.

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