TRANSPOSE Google Sheet Formula

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TRANSPOSE Formula Syntax

=TRANSPOSE(A1:A10)

Example Use Case

Converting a vertical range to horizontal or vice versa

Understanding the TRANSPOSE Formula

The TRANSPOSE function in Excel converts a vertical range of cells to horizontal, or vice versa, flipping rows and columns. It's a data orientation tool for restructuring data—like turning column data into row data or changing the presentation of matrices.

TRANSPOSE(A1:A10) converts a 10-row, 1-column range into a 1-row, 10-column range. It takes a single array or range argument, producing a flipped output that must be entered as an array formula (in older Excel versions) into a properly sized range.

Why Use TRANSPOSE?

TRANSPOSE reorients data—think preparing inputs for charts or pivoting matrices. Its ability to flip data dimensions makes it valuable for transforming data layouts or working with mathematical operations that require specific orientations.

Example with Sample Data

Scenario	Formula	Result
Convert A1:A5 to row	=TRANSPOSE(A1:A5)	[Values displayed horizontally]
Convert B1:D1 to column	=TRANSPOSE(B1:D1)	[Values displayed vertically]
Transpose 3×2 data matrix	=TRANSPOSE(A1:B3)	[3×2 matrix becomes 2×3]

TRANSPOSE flips orientations: vertical ranges become horizontal, and vice versa. It changes how data is arranged without altering values.