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Old 11-21-2023, 06:35 PM
ScottyBee75 ScottyBee75 is offline Transform Repeating Rows into Column Headings Windows 10 Transform Repeating Rows into Column Headings Office 2019
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Default Transform Repeating Rows into Column Headings

When using SQL Server, I had a way to transform (Pivot) the unique values in a column and make them column headings. I am trying to figure out how to do this using the Excel Transform feature that is new to Excel 2019. In the attached file, I want to transform the three unique values in the Course column and make them three separate column headings. The corresponding dates would then move into one row for each person making the report more compact.



Any help on how to accomplish this would be much appreciated. Thanks
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