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?

Using TRANSPOSE() In Microsoft Excel 365
1) Select empty any cell.
2) =TRANSPOSE(A1:F11)

Using TRANSPOSE() In Standalone Microsoft Excel
1) Select the same number of cell area as the original table but in transpose format.
2) =TRANSPOSE(A1:F11)
3) Ctrl + Shift + Enter
Formula will look like this
{=TRANSPOSE(A1:F11)}

COMMON QUESTIONS
Why does my formula show as #value in Excel?
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.

Why is transpose not working in sheets?
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.

How do you fix an array formula?
Press Ctrl+Shift+Enter after entering the formula.

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