Select a range on one row with as many columns as your original data has
rows. Then type

=TRANSPOSE(A1:A5)

(change A1:A5 to your data range) and press CTRL SHIFT ENTER rather than
just ENTER. If you do this properly, Excel will display the formula in the
formula bar enclosed in curly braces {}.

Another method is to use the following formula:

=OFFSET($A$1,COLUMN()-COLUMN($D$8),0,1,1)

Change $A$1 to the first cell of your original data and change $D$8 to the
cell in which you enter this formula. Then, copy this formula across for as
many columns as your original data has rows.


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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting
www.cpearson.com
(email on the web site)


"AAD" wrote in message
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I want to take a column of numbers and instead of them being in a vertical
line, make them across the top without cutting and pasting each individual
cell is there a function to do this?