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I think you need to use the TRANSPOSE funciton of i am reading your question correctly. It is an array formula I believe so you would need to press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER instead of just ENTER or it wont work. I wouldnt do this myself as there are better ways to do it using INDEX & MATCH Functions combined imo.
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Say you have the data on Sheet 1 in A1:A10. You want it in Sheet 2 A1:J1.
Select the range A1:J1 on sheet 2. A1 must be the active cell. In this cell type =TRANSPOSE( The go back to Sheet 1 and select range A1:A10. Then press and hold CTRL and SHIFT. Keep these held then press ENTER. Then Sheet 2 A1:J10 will be populated with the data on Sheet 1. You will notice that the formular will look like this: {=TRANSPOSE(Sheet1!A1:A10)} You cannot type the curly brackets. They go in there when you press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER. There are better ways of doing this though. |
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OK, done that and it worked exactly as you said however; it doesn't solve my dilemma. Lets say I want to add an a11 and then for k1 I just want to copy and paste j1 to get the a11 automatically.. how do I do that?
Thanks for the input, it is appreciated |
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Try this:
=INDEX(Sheet1!$A:$A,COLUMN(A:A)) Put this formula in Cell A1 on Sheet 2. As you drag it accross it should transpose the vertical data on sheet 1 into horiszontal in sheet 2. |
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nice to see Aspro back
http://bit.ly/1xELkX7 |
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Bingo! You're a star Barry, that's exactly what I wanted. Thanks a lot! :)
Hey Dude; About right mate! (spurs) |
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scrap your second sheet, no point copy and pasting any data you already have.
On the second sheet, insert pivot table and use that to calculate averages, days p/l, months p/l or whatever you want it to show. |