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Hinojosa via OfficeKB.com

Flipping columns to rows
 
Is there a way to flip the current columns that you have, so that they will
be rows?

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Bernard Liengme

Flipping columns to rows
 
No, but you can "flip" cell contents using either the function TRANSPOSE
or COPY followed by Paste Special with Transpose selected.
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Is there a way to flip the current columns that you have, so that they
will
be rows?

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JoeAdidas21

Flipping columns to rows
 
Hi there,
Highlight the area to be changed from Columns to Rows.
Right-click in the highlighted area and select "Copy" from the menu options.
Go to another area of the worksheet... a blank area.
Right-click on that empty cell and select "Paste Special" and select
"Transpose" and then "OK".
You will now see a copy of your columnar data displaying in a row format.
Hope this helps,
Joe

"Hinojosa via OfficeKB.com" wrote:

Is there a way to flip the current columns that you have, so that they will
be rows?

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Hinojosa via OfficeKB.com

Flipping columns to rows
 
Perfect!!!! exactly what i needed thanks both of ya'll!!

JoeAdidas21 wrote:
Hi there,
Highlight the area to be changed from Columns to Rows.
Right-click in the highlighted area and select "Copy" from the menu options.
Go to another area of the worksheet... a blank area.
Right-click on that empty cell and select "Paste Special" and select
"Transpose" and then "OK".
You will now see a copy of your columnar data displaying in a row format.
Hope this helps,
Joe

Is there a way to flip the current columns that you have, so that they will
be rows?


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