This is the opposite tutorial of the Convert Matrix to Vector tutorial.

The following function takes a single row vector and converts into a matrix:

Function Create_Matrix(Vector_Range As Range, No_Of_Cols_in_output As Integer, No_of_Rows_in_output As Integer) As Variant
ReDim Temp_Array(No_Of_Cols_in_output, No_of_Rows_in_output)
Dim No_Of_Elements_In_Vector As Integer
Dim Col_Count As Integer, Row_Count As Integer
Dim Cell
No_Of_Elements_In_Vector = Vector_Range.Rows.Count
'Eliminate NULL Conditions
If Vector_Range Is Nothing Then Exit Function
If No_Of_Cols_in_output = 0 Then Exit Function
If No_of_Rows_in_output = 0 Then Exit Function
If No_Of_Elements_In_Vector = 0 Then Exit Function
For Col_Count = 1 To No_Of_Cols_in_output
    For Row_Count = 1 To No_of_Rows_in_output
    Temp_Array(Col_Count, Row_Count) = Vector_Range.Cells(((No_of_Rows_in_output) * (Col_Count - 1) + Row_Count), 1)
        Next Row_Count
Next Col_Count
Create_Matrix = Temp_Array
End Function

The function takes 3 arguments:
• The range of the initial vector
• The number of rows required in the matrix
• The number of columns required in the matrix

So if we have:

Then we can call our function:

Convert_to_matrix(c7:c16,2,5)

Where:

1. c7:c16 is the matrix range
2. 2 is the number of rows required in the matrix
3. 5 is the number of columns required

And we get:

To download the .XLSM file from this function, click here.