How to combine transpose function and If statement function in Excel?
In Excel, transposing a range or using the IF function individually is straightforward, but have you ever tried combining both? This article demonstrates how to use the IF and Transpose functions together. For example, if the count of cells meets a specified number, we’ll apply a transpose operation, as shown in the screenshot below.
If count to equal a specific number then transpose
If count to equal a specific number then transpose
There is a formula that can quickly handle this task.
Select 7 contiguous cells in a row where you want to display the transposed data, then paste this formula =IF(COUNT($A:$A)=7,TRANSPOSE($A:$A),"") into the formula bar, and press Shift + Ctrl + Enter keys simultaneously.
In the formula, A:A is the column you want to transpose, 7 is the number of values you want to count.
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