How to transpose groups of rows of data into corresponding columns where each group is one row

[michcheong]

Hi there,
Looking for help to transpose groups of rows of data into corresponding columns, where each group is now one row. I would like to use PowerQuery to do it. Best is to use clicking the commands steps in PowerQuery as I am not great in programming.

From this format:

To this format:

 

[KRice]

Welcome to the MrExcel board!

1. Click anywhere inside your source table and convert it to an official Excel table by hitting Ctrl-t...and indicate that your table has headers.
2. While selecting a cell anywhere inside the newly created table, click Data > From Table/Range to open the Power Query editor. Your table should be automatically loaded into PQ.
3. Click on your Year column heading and then Transform > Pivot Column. In the dialog box that pops up, confirm that the Date column entries are to form the new columns and then select the column that holds the numeric values (that will form the body of the transformed table) and confirm. Your table should appear as you've indicated.
4. To load the table back into an Excel worksheet, click Home > Close and Load to... and indicate the destination.

 

[michcheong]

Welcome to the MrExcel board!

1. Click anywhere inside your source table and convert it to an official Excel table by hitting Ctrl-t...and indicate that your table has headers.
2. While selecting a cell anywhere inside the newly created table, click Data > From Table/Range to open the Power Query editor. Your table should be automatically loaded into PQ.
3. Click on your Year column heading and then Transform > Pivot Column. In the dialog box that pops up, confirm that the Date column entries are to form the new columns and then select the column that holds the numeric values (that will form the body of the transformed table) and confirm. Your table should appear as you've indicated.
4. To load the table back into an Excel worksheet, click Home > Close and Load to... and indicate the destination.

Thank you very much! It works like magic!!

 

[KRice]

You’re welcome…I’m happy to help.