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I am trying to transpose multiple rows into columns. However what I'm having to do is an overly complicated formula to get what I need. Otherwise it's transforming column A, then Column B, then Column C and etc. I need it to transpose the entire row, then go to the next row and transpose that one.

This formula is working for me:

=TRANSPOSE({AL3:AV3,AL4:AV4,AL5:AV5,AL6:AV6,AL7:AV7,AL8:AV8,AL9:AV9,AL10:AV10})

However there could be hundreds of rows on my sheet. Is there a more simple formula for this?

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I would suggest simplifying to =TRANSPOSE(AL3:AV10), but your formula will return only one column instead of multiple. Is this the intended output? - Carlos M
That doesn't work, I've done it the simple way. It's not getting everything into one column. That's why I had to do it this complicated way. - Lonestar Dads

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try this formula:

=FLATTEN(AL3:AV)