This probably belongs in the Google Docs forums - 
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!forum/docs - than here and your 
file was not attached, but to get you started you can copy and transpose an 
entire section of a sheet using:

1) To the same tab in a sheet put this in the top left cell you want the 
range copied to: =TRANSPOSE(range) eg =TRANSPOSE(A1:C4)

2)To a different tab in the same sheet put this in the top left cell you 
want the range copied to: =TRANSPOSE(sheet_name!range) eg =TRANSPOSE(
Sheet1!A1:C4)
3) To a completely different sheet put this in the top left cell you want 
the range copied to: =transpose(importrange("sheet_URL/edit", 
"sheet_name!range")) eg =transpose(importrange(
"https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XqI6BGA5uBioeZza1KxxsXeTT4VHJbLhGBz06h9Rv_U/edit";
, "sheet3!A1:D3"))

If you like you can copy the result again and just paste the values rather 
than the formula.


To make the question a bit more relevant to this forum, to transpose a 
datatable, the best solution I've found is one that appeared on Stack 
Overflow some years ago - 
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16949993/inverting-rows-and-columns-on-google-area-chart
 

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