Help Unpivoting table?

Pauklzorz

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Hi all,

I'm using Excel 2011 on a Mac, I have the Developer tab available.
I have a workbook that looks like this:


FamilyGenusSpeciesBlood / HeartTeeth / MouthGuts / StomachSexual healthNeurologicalGeneralEyesMuscles/SkeletonSkinWounds and cutsOtherThroat Nose EarLungs / BreathingUrinary
NymphaeaceaeNymphaeaalbaStaunch bleeding (Cavan) A cure for corns (Argylshire), drawing a boil (Cavan)

<colgroup><col width="50" span="17" style="width: 50pt;"></colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>



I want it to be transformed to this format:
FamilyGenusSpeciesUse CategoryDetails
NymphaeaceaeNymphaeaalbaBlood / HeartStaunch bleeding (Cavan)
NymphaeaceaeNymphaeaalbaTeeth / Mouth
NymphaeaceaeNymphaeaalbaGuts / Stomach
NymphaeaceaeNymphaeaalbaSexual Health
NymphaeaceaeNymphaeaalbaNeurological
NymphaeaceaeNymphaeaalbaGeneral

<tbody>
</tbody>














And so forth.

I know that the way to do this in using the developer tabs, and creating a macro, I found some things similar on this forum, but I don't really understand visual basic at all. Can anyone help?
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