Sumarize Column Itens to Row itens, to ease any PivotTable operation

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Hello everybody! o/

I remember I saw the solution of this issue in somewhere I don't remeber and can't find anymore =/


I have this table (the months are displayed across the columns; and, as you know, it is not functional for pivotTables... )


CODJanFevMar
AR$ 888.776,90R$ 714.586,75R$ 408.103,09
BR$ 848.231,05R$ 403.279,70R$ 527.541,09
DR$ 824.346,00R$ 810.158,19R$ 411.793,13
CR$ 613.248,97R$ 442.260,36R$ 486.297,32
CR$ 60.881,67R$ 605.333,44R$ 655.718,64
BR$ 352.809,29R$ 733.127,27R$ 558.978,99
DR$ 111.820,37R$ 582.317,05R$ 87.162,92
CR$ 631.178,56R$ 815.187,53R$ 185.327,59
DR$ 419.612,71R$ 301.621,49R$ 101.658,99
CR$ 847.428,76R$ 227.127,47R$ 511.085,62
BR$ 771.030,41R$ 717.916,70R$ 735.928,78
AR$ 818.496,48R$ 679.196,35R$ 271.951,86
DR$ 564.415,74R$ 43.279,95R$ 829.163,20
CR$ 579.084,06R$ 252.352,52R$ 682.411,79
BR$ 686.905,46R$ 792.187,48R$ 714.699,01




So..... I want to turn the table aforementioned into this one look-alike (Oh yeah!!! know the data is organized in a way i can easily go through with the PivotTables \o/ )

CODMonthValue
AJanR$ 888.776,90
AFevR$ 714.586,75
AMarR$ 408.103,09
BJanR$ 848.231,05
BFevR$ 403.279,70
BMarR$ 527.541,09
DJanR$ 582.317,05
DFevR$ 815.187,53
DMarR$ 301.621,49
CJanR$ 227.127,47
CFevR$ 717.916,70
CMarR$ 679.196,35



Thank you a lot!


An example: View attachment Examplo_sumarizeColumn.xlsx
 
Perhaps something like this? please see the file attach

Regards
Rizky
 

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you could unwind it in a pivot table or through power query.

to do it in a pivot table:

1. click in the table and hit ALT D P
2. select multiple consolidation ranges and click next
3. create a single page field, click next
4. select the table including the column headers and click Add then next
5. new worksheet....finish

you should have a pivottable with all the data.....find the grand total value and double click it

then just clean up the columns and change the column headers.

you can do the same thing a little easier in power query but you'd need to install it if you don't have it.
the instructions above should work in all versions.

Theres a few videos on youtube on how to do it also. just search on 'Learn Excel - Unwind Pivot Data - Podcast 1787'
it would probably be a little clearer then my simple explanation.
 
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