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I have a large spreadsheet that I'd like to have in two separate formats:
One, with Data X in Columns and Data Y in Rows, the other with Data Y in
Columns and Data X in Rows. How can I do this while preserving the data?
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Select data, right click, choose "Copy".

Right click in first cell of new location, choose "Paste Special", and click
on "Transpose", then <OK.

Don't forget ... you only have 256 columns.
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I have a large spreadsheet that I'd like to have in two separate formats:
One, with Data X in Columns and Data Y in Rows, the other with Data Y in
Columns and Data X in Rows. How can I do this while preserving the data?


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