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Coversion of data from columns to rows in blocks of 8

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Coversion of data from columns to rows in blocks of 8

Hi Anthony, thanks for your help on the unique asset identifier number however I am still really struggling to get to grips with VB for Excel. I am trying to write a macro to convert sections of data in rows in one sheet into columns in blocks of 8 in a new sheet whilst repeating the same 8 column headers within every block of 8. I have managed to write bits of code to get one block of 8 to work ok but I cannot work out how to do all the steps, transposes and loops and how to streamline everything to get all of the data converted.Can I send you my excel file so you can see what I mean and hopefully assist with my code?

On another issue we have files that import data from an external software(Cognos) and then create pivot tables. Is it possible to create a user interface that selects the options for each pivot table to make it easier for the user instead of them having to go into the pivot table and pivot tabel wizard?

Hope you can help!

Kind regards,Ed.

RE: Coversion of data from columns to rows in blocks of 8

Hi Ed

Anthony and I have discussed what you are trying to do and we do believe we can help on both counts but it does fall beyond the scope of this forum.

We assist in a more consultative fashion where you would send us working examples of the files you are using with a list of requests, we will then get back to you with proposed solution, duration of work and related costs.

If you would like to proceed down this route then please let us know by emailing info@(our website address).

Regards

Jacob

Tue 23 Feb 2010: Automatically marked as resolved.

 

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