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The TRANSPOSE function in Excel is used to switch the orientation of a range of cells or an array. It converts rows into columns and columns into rows. This can be helpful in situations where you want to perform operations on rows as columns and vice versa.
The syntax for the TRANSPOSE function is: TRANSPOSE(array)
For example, you have a range of cells A1:E3 that contains some data. You can use the TRANSPOSE function to switch the rows and columns by typing the following formula in a cell:
The transposed data is returned. Note that the TRANSPOSE function must be entered as an array formula, which means you need to press Ctrl + Shift + Enter instead of just Enter after typing the formula in the formula bar. Alternatively, you can use the new dynamic array feature in Excel 365 to automatically spill the transposed data into multiple cells.