L lhooker Registered User. Local time Yesterday, 19:58 Joined Dec 30, 2005 Messages 419 Yesterday at 5:48 PM #21 Gasman said: Why not just transform in Excel? Click to expand... Unfortunately, I'm not aware on how to do this.
Gasman said: Why not just transform in Excel? Click to expand... Unfortunately, I'm not aware on how to do this.
Gasman Enthusiastic Amateur Local time Today, 00:58 Joined Sep 21, 2011 Messages 15,700 Yesterday at 6:54 PM #22 lhooker said: Unfortunately, I'm not aware on how to do this. Click to expand... I have Google on this laptop. excel transform columns to rows - Google Search Edit: Sorry, it is actually Transpose, and you can search for it in Excel Help. Transpose (rotate) data from rows to columns or vice versa - Microsoft Support How to use Transpose in Excel to rotate columns and rows to rearrange your worksheet data. support.microsoft.com Then there is Youtube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=transpose+excel+data Last edited: Yesterday at 7:38 PM
lhooker said: Unfortunately, I'm not aware on how to do this. Click to expand... I have Google on this laptop. excel transform columns to rows - Google Search Edit: Sorry, it is actually Transpose, and you can search for it in Excel Help. Transpose (rotate) data from rows to columns or vice versa - Microsoft Support How to use Transpose in Excel to rotate columns and rows to rearrange your worksheet data. support.microsoft.com Then there is Youtube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=transpose+excel+data
LarryE Active member Local time Yesterday, 16:58 Joined Aug 18, 2021 Messages 813 Yesterday at 8:01 PM #23 lhooker said: The data in the table comes from an existing EXCEL spreadsheet. I've import the data into a table, but the data is vertical. not horizontal, I'm not aware that DLookup or any function can accomplish this. I need the data to be horizontal. Click to expand... So you want each record from the EXCEL spreadsheet to become a separate field in a table, which is what "Horizontal" is implying here. Is that correct? Because if it is what you meant, ACCESS has certain limits that might prevent that, even if you could do it.
lhooker said: The data in the table comes from an existing EXCEL spreadsheet. I've import the data into a table, but the data is vertical. not horizontal, I'm not aware that DLookup or any function can accomplish this. I need the data to be horizontal. Click to expand... So you want each record from the EXCEL spreadsheet to become a separate field in a table, which is what "Horizontal" is implying here. Is that correct? Because if it is what you meant, ACCESS has certain limits that might prevent that, even if you could do it.
C CJ_London Super Moderator Staff member Local time Today, 00:58 Joined Feb 19, 2013 Messages 17,093 Yesterday at 10:20 PM #24 lhooker said: I don't know how Click to expand... Well your post is in the vba/module forum so we don’t know if you are talking about an access table or an excel table Assuming the former here are some links to create a crosstab query Make summary data easier to read by using a crosstab query - Microsoft Support Crosstab queries are useful for summarizing data, calculating statistics and then grouping the results. support.microsoft.com Crosstab Queries | CustomGuide How to Create Crosstab Queries in Access www.customguide.com How to use the Crosstab Query Wizard in Access www.quackit.com
lhooker said: I don't know how Click to expand... Well your post is in the vba/module forum so we don’t know if you are talking about an access table or an excel table Assuming the former here are some links to create a crosstab query Make summary data easier to read by using a crosstab query - Microsoft Support Crosstab queries are useful for summarizing data, calculating statistics and then grouping the results. support.microsoft.com Crosstab Queries | CustomGuide How to Create Crosstab Queries in Access www.customguide.com How to use the Crosstab Query Wizard in Access www.quackit.com
L lhooker Registered User. Local time Yesterday, 19:58 Joined Dec 30, 2005 Messages 419 Yesterday at 11:07 PM #25 The EXCEL 'Transpose' feature solved my problem. Thanks to all who tried to help ! ! !