Is there a quick way to \"unpivot\" an Excel matrix/pivot-table (in Excel or elsewhere), without writing macros or other code ?
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Oh, well, it's a little complicated. One of the problems is, the wizard-callup shortcuts don't work in non-english versions of excels (damn, at home I would have the English version, but here at work...)
Here's a good video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUXJLzqlEPk
But youtube videos can be deleted, so to make it a solid SO answer:
First, you need to go to "Options", and add the menuband-item "Pivot table and PivotChart Wizard".
Create a multiple consolidation pivot table
and use the custom variant
and select the range, and in new work sheet
then delete rows and columns fields
Double click on the NUMBER (54 in the picture)
and excel will give you the halfway normalized data.