index match?

Jing

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I have the following Table. The table does extend down for the full month. Now this table is duplicated vertically down the sheet for each rep (33 reps). What I am attempted to accomplish is to take the data from this sheet and organize it so that it has one rep per row having the dates extend horizontally. This way i can perform an easy vlookup on the name for the information, by date.

A
B
C
D
E
F
2
Name</SPAN>
Agent ID</SPAN>
Agent Enterprise Name</SPAN>
3
Doe, Jon
523010</SPAN>
IPCC_CM1_PG1.Doe_Jon</SPAN>
4
Date</SPAN>
Calls Handled In (Inbound)</SPAN>
Avg Handle Time In (Inbound)</SPAN>
Avg Talk Time In (Inbound)</SPAN>
Avg Hold Time In (Inbound)</SPAN>
Avg Wrap Time In (Inbound)</SPAN>
5
1/1/2013</SPAN>
0</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
6
1/2/2013</SPAN>
0</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
7
1/3/2013</SPAN>
0</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
8
1/4/2013</SPAN>
0</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
9
1/5/2013</SPAN>
0</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
10
1/6/2013</SPAN>
0</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
11
1/7/2013</SPAN>
0</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
12
1/8/2013</SPAN>
0</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
13
1/9/2013</SPAN>
0</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
14
1/10/2013</SPAN>
0</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>
00:00</SPAN>

<TBODY>
</TBODY>

End Result:
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
Calls Handled In (Inbound)Date
2
ID's</SPAN>
Name</SPAN>
1/1/2013</SPAN>
1/2/2013</SPAN>
1/3/2013</SPAN>
1/4/2013</SPAN>
1/5/2013</SPAN>
1/6/2013</SPAN>
1/7/2013</SPAN>
1/8/2013</SPAN>
1/9/2013</SPAN>
1/10/2013</SPAN>
3
523010
Doe, Joe</SPAN>

<TBODY>
</TBODY>

Once i have the formula i will be able to modify it to accomidate the remaining columns from the first table.

Thank you
 

Excel Facts

Which lookup functions find a value equal or greater than the lookup value?
MATCH uses -1 to find larger value (lookup table must be sorted ZA). XLOOKUP uses 1 to find values greater and does not need to be sorted.
My appologies for multiple posts... my browser crashed twice trying to get this posted and i didn't realize it had been submitted successfully.

Thanks in advance for the help.
 
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