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![]() "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... You may want to look at the =transpose() function. OK. I will check it out. Clearly I am creating a square matrix and matrix operators might be useful. Thanks again If your headers are in A1:A10 (10 cells) then select B1:K1 (10 cells, too) Type this formula: =transpose(a1:A10) but hit ctrl-shift-enter instead of just enter to fill that horizontal range. John Gilmer wrote: I would like to copy a column list as row headings. I would prefer that a formula be copied and modified to do that job so that when I change a value in the column of entries, the row heading is changed automatically. Thanks in advance. -- Dave Peterson |
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