Discover how to correct a #VALUE! error in the TRANSPOSE function in Excel. We will learn about how do you correct a value error in the Transpose function, and find the reason behind why is Excel not letting me Transpose? We will also explaore why does my formula show as #value in Excel? This video will explain why is my Transpose array not working, and why is transpose not working in sheets? <br /><br />Using TRANSPOSE() In Microsoft Excel 365 <br />1) Select empty any cell. <br />2) =TRANSPOSE(A1:F11) <br /><br />Using TRANSPOSE() In Standalone Microsoft Excel <br />1) Select the same number of cell area as the original table but in transpose format. <br />2) =TRANSPOSE(A1:F11) <br />3) Ctrl + Shift + Enter <br /> Formula will look like this <br /> {=TRANSPOSE(A1:F11)} <br /><br />COMMON QUESTIONS <br />Why does my formula show as #value in Excel? <br />Often #VALUE! occurs because your formula refers to other cells that contain spaces, or even trickier: hidden spaces. These spaces can make a cell look blank, when in fact they are not blank. <br /><br />Why is transpose not working in sheets? <br />There is not enough space for transposed values. For example, if you want to transpose values in ten cells in a row, you need to secure enough space for the formula to expand the values - ten cells in a column. <br /><br />How do you fix an array formula? <br />Press Ctrl+Shift+Enter after entering the formula. <br /><br /><br />How to correct a #VALUE! error in the TRANSPOSE function,TRANSPOSE function,How do you correct a value error in the Transpose function?,Why is Excel not letting me Transpose?,Why does my formula show as #value in Excel?,Why is my Transpose array not working?,Why is transpose not working in sheets?, <br /><br />
