How to Use the Transpose Function in Google Sheets
Do you have a vertical array function in Google Sheets but need to display the results horizontally? In this short video, we'll show you how to use the transpose function to do just that.
First, we'll create a vertical array function in a Google Sheets cell. This could be any function that returns a vertical array of values, such as the FILTER or QUERY function.
Next, we'll use the transpose function to flip the orientation of the array from vertical to horizontal. To do this, we'll simply wrap our vertical array function inside the TRANSPOSE function, like this:
=TRANSPOSE(FILTER(A2:A7, B2:B7="Apples"))
This will return the same values as our original vertical array function, but in a horizontal orientation.
We'll also show you a few tips and tricks for working with transposed arrays, such as how to resize the cells to fit the transposed array, and how to use the INDEX function to reference specific cells in the transposed array.
With this quick and easy trick, you'll be able to display your vertical array functions in a horizontal format in no time. So give it a try and see how it can make your Google Sheets work even more efficient!
