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extrernal data as a column
When I import data from a text file, it comes in as a row of data. Is there a
way to import this data as a column? |
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extrernal data as a column
Maybe you could import the data as a row in a new/different worksheet
then copy|paste special|transpose to where you want it to be. Jugglertwo wrote: When I import data from a text file, it comes in as a row of data. Is there a way to import this data as a column? -- Dave Peterson |
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