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DOUG ECKERT[_2_]

Transpose Feature Inop
 
I need to transpose 611 cells of data from a column to a row. Excel (07)
returns an error message that the cells are not the same size and shape. I
do not know why that should matter, because Excel has a capacity of over
16,000 columns. What am I missing here?

DOUG

Otto Moehrbach[_2_]

Transpose Feature Inop
 
Are some of these cells merged cells? That's what the error sounds like.
HTH Otto
"DOUG ECKERT" wrote in message
...
I need to transpose 611 cells of data from a column to a row. Excel (07)
returns an error message that the cells are not the same size and shape.
I
do not know why that should matter, because Excel has a capacity of over
16,000 columns. What am I missing here?

DOUG




DOUG ECKERT[_2_]

Transpose Feature Inop
 
Otto: Thank you for writing back to me.

No, I do not believe so. But, I did find the maximum number of columns to
be 258 (!). So, I divided my process into three clusters and it worked fine.

DOUG

"Otto Moehrbach" wrote:

Are some of these cells merged cells? That's what the error sounds like.
HTH Otto
"DOUG ECKERT" wrote in message
...
I need to transpose 611 cells of data from a column to a row. Excel (07)
returns an error message that the cells are not the same size and shape.
I
do not know why that should matter, because Excel has a capacity of over
16,000 columns. What am I missing here?

DOUG






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