The problem i run into is that sometimes entire headers and data values are missing in the dataset and therefore using the last row in the script the data
I'm leaving my previous answer up for posterity's sake, but now that you've clarified your question I have a better answer for you.
I'm going to assume the following: 1. every two rows is a pair of headers/data; 2. the sets of row pairs may be unequal in length because if a particular header is missing for a particular row pair, there is no blank because the headers/data are shifted left; 3. there will be no blanks in the header rows until the end of the row 4. there may be blanks in the data row 5. the output should be every header (even if it only appears in 1 row) and rows of the associated data, one per header/data pair in the original sheet.
For example:
A|B|C|D|F|G|H|I <--- some headers (missing E)
1|2|3|4|6|7|8|9 <--- data row 1
A|C|D|E|G|H|I <--- some headers (missing B and F)
1|3|4|5|7|8|9 <--- data row 2
is a valid input sheet and the resulting output sheet would be:
A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I <--- all headers
1|2|3|4| |6|7|8|9 <--- data row 1
1| |3|4|5| |7|8|9 <--- data row 2
Use a Scripting.Dictionary of Scripting.Dictionarys to keep track of the possibly different length row pairs of headers/data. The Scripting.Dictionary of headers allows you to add new headers as they appear. The nested Scripting.Dictionarys allow you to keep track of only those rows which have a value for a particular header, but also preserve the row number for later.
As noted in the comments, the code iterates through this structure to display ALL headers and the data associated with each row. "((inputRow - 1) / 2)" calculates the output row number. You'll notice I like to iterate for loops over the count and then use offsets for indexing. I find it easier to reason about my code this way, and I find operations are easier, but you could potentially change it if you want.
Public Sub CopyDataDynamically()
Dim inputSheet As Worksheet
Dim outputSheet As Worksheet
Dim headers As Scripting.Dictionary
Set headers = New Scripting.Dictionary
Dim header As String
Dim data As String
Dim inputRow As Long
Dim inputColumn As Long
Set inputSheet = Worksheets("Sheet1")
Set outputSheet = Worksheets("Sheet2")
inputRow = 1
While Not inputSheet.Cells(inputRow, 1) = ""
inputCol = 1
While Not inputSheet.Cells(inputRow, inputCol) = ""
header = inputSheet.Cells(inputRow, inputCol).Value
data = inputSheet.Cells(inputRow + 1, inputCol).Value
If Not headers.Exists(header) Then
headers.Add header, New Scripting.Dictionary
End If
headers(header).Add ((inputRow - 1) / 2) + 1, data
inputCol = inputCol + 1
Wend
inputRow = inputRow + 2
Wend
'Output the structure to the new sheet
For c = 0 To headers.Count - 1
outputSheet.Cells(1, c + 1).Value = headers.Keys(c)
For r = 0 To ((inputRow - 1) / 2) - 1
If headers(headers.Keys(c)).Exists(r + 1) Then
outputSheet.Cells(r + 2, c + 1).Value = headers(headers.Keys(c))(r + 1)
End If
Next
Next
End Sub
I suggest, rather than copying column by column, you instead copy row by row.
Public Sub CopyData()
Dim inputRow As Long
Dim outputRow As Long
Dim inputSheet As Worksheet
Dim outputSheet As Worksheet
Set inputSheet = Worksheets("Sheet1")
Set outputSheet = Worksheets("Sheet2")
'First, copy the headers
inputSheet.Rows(1).Copy outputSheet.Rows(1)
'Next, copy the first row of data
inputSheet.Rows(2).Copy outputSheet.Rows(2)
'Loop through the rest of the sheet, copying the data row for each additional header row
inputRow = 3
outputRow = 3
While inputSheet.Cells(inputRow, 1) <> ""
inputRow = inputRow + 1 'increment to the data row
inputSheet.Rows(inputRow).Copy outputSheet.Rows(outputRow)
inputRow = inputRow + 1 'increment to the next potential header row
outputRow = outputRow + 1 'increment to the next blank output row
Wend
End Sub