There must be an easy way?
 

I have the following formulas in row 3 of a sheet:
A3: =Sheet1!A3
B3: =Sheet1!B3,
C3: =Sheet1!C3
and so on across to column O

On a seperate sheet, i want to transpose these formulas, so that I will
enter in A4: =Sheet1!A3
A5: =Sheet1!B3
A6: = Sheet1!C3,
and so on down. Any idea how I can achieve this other than having to retype
the formula in every row?
--
Hth

Kassie Kasselman
Change xxx to hotmail

There must be an easy way?
 

Select the entire range to transpose.
Edit|replace
what: = (equal sign_
with: $$$$$
replace all

Now your formulas are plain old text.

Select that range
edit|Copy

Off to the other sheet
Select the top left cell of the range to paste into
edit|paste special|click Transpose

Now change the plain old text back into formulas.

Select the range
edit|Replace
what: $$$$$
with: =
replace all

And remember to do it in the original location, too.

kassie wrote:

I have the following formulas in row 3 of a sheet:
A3: =Sheet1!A3
B3: =Sheet1!B3,
C3: =Sheet1!C3
and so on across to column O

On a seperate sheet, i want to transpose these formulas, so that I will
enter in A4: =Sheet1!A3
A5: =Sheet1!B3
A6: = Sheet1!C3,
and so on down. Any idea how I can achieve this other than having to retype
the formula in every row?
--
Hth

Kassie Kasselman
Change xxx to hotmail

--

Dave Peterson

There must be an easy way?
 

You can do it with a macro, OR:in a few extra steps
Select the entire row you want to transpose ( row3 of sheet1). Go to
EDITREPLACE
type in the exclamation mark !
Replace with type in : !$
then replace all.
Then do the same with the number 3 Replace what : 3 with $3 - replace all.
Now you have absolute reference of the formulae. Now copy the row ( row 3 )
with the formulas you need, go to the sheet you want to transpose them to and
then: EditPaste SpecialAllTransposeok.

"kassie" wrote:

I have the following formulas in row 3 of a sheet:
A3: =Sheet1!A3
B3: =Sheet1!B3,
C3: =Sheet1!C3
and so on across to column O

On a seperate sheet, i want to transpose these formulas, so that I will
enter in A4: =Sheet1!A3
A5: =Sheet1!B3
A6: = Sheet1!C3,
and so on down. Any idea how I can achieve this other than having to retype
the formula in every row?
--
Hth

Kassie Kasselman
Change xxx to hotmail

There must be an easy way?
 

I am awfully sorry that I did not reply to either posts!!!!!!!!
Suppose I can thank Microsoft for that. Recently, the Microsoft website no
longer registers me for notifications to threads, and as a result, I never
even saw your answers. Try and talk to Microsoft about this? Forget it, it
is a nightmare, and nobody is interested in listening to you.

In the meantime, I went the macro route, and that solved the problem.
Thanks for your responses in any case. Just goes to show that Microsoft
product users care more for each other than Microsoft cares for their
customers!
--
Hth

Kassie Kasselman
Change xxx to hotmail


"ufo_pilot" wrote:

You can do it with a macro, OR:in a few extra steps
Select the entire row you want to transpose ( row3 of sheet1). Go to
EDITREPLACE
type in the exclamation mark !
Replace with type in : !$
then replace all.
Then do the same with the number 3 Replace what : 3 with $3 - replace all.
Now you have absolute reference of the formulae. Now copy the row ( row 3 )
with the formulas you need, go to the sheet you want to transpose them to and
then: EditPaste SpecialAllTransposeok.

"kassie" wrote:

I have the following formulas in row 3 of a sheet:
A3: =Sheet1!A3
B3: =Sheet1!B3,
C3: =Sheet1!C3
and so on across to column O

On a seperate sheet, i want to transpose these formulas, so that I will
enter in A4: =Sheet1!A3
A5: =Sheet1!B3
A6: = Sheet1!C3,
and so on down. Any idea how I can achieve this other than having to retype
the formula in every row?
--
Hth

Kassie Kasselman
Change xxx to hotmail

There must be an easy way?
 

Kassie

Start using a "real" news reader like OE or Forte Agent or similar.

Stay away from the CDO interface and you will have better control over your
usenet life.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP


On Fri, 25 May 2007 00:15:00 -0700, kassie wrote:

I am awfully sorry that I did not reply to either posts!!!!!!!!
Suppose I can thank Microsoft for that. Recently, the Microsoft website no
longer registers me for notifications to threads, and as a result, I never
even saw your answers. Try and talk to Microsoft about this? Forget it, it
is a nightmare, and nobody is interested in listening to you.

In the meantime, I went the macro route, and that solved the problem.
Thanks for your responses in any case. Just goes to show that Microsoft
product users care more for each other than Microsoft cares for their
customers!

There must be an easy way?
 

Hi Gord,

I tried OE a while back, but did not like the idea ! I much more enjoy
going directly to the usergroups. This way I can read at my leisure, and
until Microsoft stopped looking after their website, I really enjoyed it.
However, I suppose I'll have to go back to OE, to prevent this kind of
situation!

Thanks for your response!
--
Hth

Kassie Kasselman
Change xxx to hotmail


"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Kassie

Start using a "real" news reader like OE or Forte Agent or similar.

Stay away from the CDO interface and you will have better control over your
usenet life.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP


On Fri, 25 May 2007 00:15:00 -0700, kassie wrote:

I am awfully sorry that I did not reply to either posts!!!!!!!!
Suppose I can thank Microsoft for that. Recently, the Microsoft website no
longer registers me for notifications to threads, and as a result, I never
even saw your answers. Try and talk to Microsoft about this? Forget it, it
is a nightmare, and nobody is interested in listening to you.

In the meantime, I went the macro route, and that solved the problem.
Thanks for your responses in any case. Just goes to show that Microsoft
product users care more for each other than Microsoft cares for their
customers!