Excel multiple columns to rows

albatros8

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Dear,

I would kindly ask for help.
I'm using Excel 2013.


I have 16 columns and big numbers of rows (e.g. 300+)

I would like that each row, would be placed next to the ending (16th) column.

Example (only for 3 rows):
1,110​
1,090​
1,090​
1,089​
1,116​
1,107​
1,095​
1,090​
1,092​
1,090​
1,127​
1,097​
1,086​
1,103​
1,092​
1,109​
1,118​
1,097​
1,083​
1,084​
1,090​
1,119​
1,100​
1,084​
1,090​
1,087​
1,109​
1,087​
1,084​
1,086​
1,090​
1,090​
1,129​
1,092​
1,078​
1,078​
1,077​
1,116​
1,089​
1,086​
1,086​
1,089​
1,089​
1,106​
1,081​
1,081​
1,095​
1,090​

And I would like the result in one row only, e.g.:
1,110​
1,090​
1,090​
1,089​
1,116​
1,107​
1,095​
1,090​
1,092​
1,090​
1,127​
1,097​
1,086​
1,103​
1,092​
1,109​
1,118​
1,097​
1,083​
1,084​
1,090​
1,119​
1,100​
1,084​
1,090​
1,087​
1,109​
1,087​
1,084​
1,086​
1,090​
1,090​
1,129​
1,092​
1,078​
1,078​
1,077​
1,116​
1,089​
1,086​
1,086​
1,089​
1,089​
1,106​
1,081​
1,081​
1,095​
1,090​

Any help??
 

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Assuming data starts from A1:Px.
Code:
Sub test()
    Dim x As String, y As String, myArray
    With [a1].CurrentRegion
        x = Range("a1").Resize(, .Count).Address
        y = .Columns.Count
        myArray = Application.Index(.Value, Evaluate("index(roundup(column(" & x & ")/" & y & ",0),,)"), _
                Evaluate("if(mod(column(" & x & ")," & y & ")=0," & y & ",mod(column(" & x & ")," & y & "))"))
    End With
    Sheets.Add.[a1].Resize(, UBound(myArray)).Value = myArray
End Sub
 
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Or:

VBA Code:
Sub jec()
 Dim ar, j As Long, jj As Long, x As Long
 ar = Cells(1).CurrentRegion
 ReDim ary(UBound(ar) * UBound(ar, 2))
 
 For j = 1 To UBound(ar, 2)
   For jj = 1 To UBound(ar)
     ary(x) = ar(jj, j)
     x = x + 1
   Next
 Next
 
 Sheets.Add.Cells(1).Resize(, x) = ary
End Sub
 
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Assuming data starts from A1:Px.
Code:
Sub test()
    Dim x As String, y As String, myArray
    With [a1].CurrentRegion
        x = Range("a1").Resize(, .Count).Address
        y = .Columns.Count
        myArray = Application.Index(.Value, Evaluate("index(roundup(column(" & x & ")/" & y & ",0),,)"), _
                Evaluate("if(mod(column(" & x & ")," & y & ")=0," & y & ",mod(column(" & x & ")," & y & "))"))
    End With
    Sheets.Add.[a1].Resize(, UBound(myArray)).Value = myArray
End Sub

I'm still testing, but I think this will work.
(I had/have to learn how to use Macros though. I'm not an expert ;) )
 
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