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Roger Govier[_8_] Roger Govier[_8_] is offline
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Default convert matrices to table

Hi

Then use a Pivot Table to achieve it.
You will have to insert an entry in cell A1, as the PT will complain
there is no header value for the column.

Alt+D+P to invoke the PT wizardMultiple consolidation
rangesNextCreate a single Page fieldNextSelect the range of your
dataAddNextSelect where you want the OutputFinish
Double click on the bottom right value, Grand Total by Row and Column,
and a new sheet will open with the data the way you want it.
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Regards
Roger Govier

Dave wrote:
Hi to everyone, is it possible to view a matrix in table mode?

I have a matrix like this
b c d e f ...
b 1 0 3 4 5
c 2 5 8 6 5
d 2 3 6 8
e
f
...

I want to convert it in a 3 row table:
ROW COL VALUE
b b 1
b c 0
b d 3
b e 4
...



In one word, that's the opposite of what the pivot table does! :S

thanks!

Dave