I have a spreadsheet with names in column A and dates along row 4. I now
realise that the maximum number of names I will have will be 100 to 150 but
over say 10 years there will be 2500 t0 3000 dates. Therefore I need to
transpose the data.
My problem is that the list of names refers to a master sheet with names
and addresses, set out conventionally. The list of names is sorted
alphabetically and changes with additions and deletions. Is there a quick way
to arrange that cell C4 on the current worksheet = A3 on the master sheet
then D4 = A4, E4 = A5, F4 = A6 etc. without having to insert each value one
at a time

Barry

In C4 enter
Code:
--------------------
=indirect("mastersheet!a"&column())
--------------------
and drag to the right


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Hi,

You can use
=OFFSET(Sheet2!$A$2,COLUMN(A1),0)
or
=INDEX(Sheet2!$A$3:$A$19,COLUMN(A1))

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"Barry Lennox" wrote in message
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I have a spreadsheet with names in column A and dates along row 4. I now
realise that the maximum number of names I will have will be 100 to 150
but
over say 10 years there will be 2500 t0 3000 dates. Therefore I need to
transpose the data.
My problem is that the list of names refers to a master sheet with names
and addresses, set out conventionally. The list of names is sorted
alphabetically and changes with additions and deletions. Is there a quick
way
to arrange that cell C4 on the current worksheet = A3 on the master sheet
then D4 = A4, E4 = A5, F4 = A6 etc. without having to insert each value
one
at a time

Barry

Many thanks. All solutions work well.

Barry

"Shane Devenshire" wrote:

Hi,

You can use
=OFFSET(Sheet2!$A$2,COLUMN(A1),0)
or
=INDEX(Sheet2!$A$3:$A$19,COLUMN(A1))

--
If this helps, please click the Yes button.

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire

"Barry Lennox" wrote in message
...
I have a spreadsheet with names in column A and dates along row 4. I now
realise that the maximum number of names I will have will be 100 to 150
but
over say 10 years there will be 2500 t0 3000 dates. Therefore I need to
transpose the data.
My problem is that the list of names refers to a master sheet with names
and addresses, set out conventionally. The list of names is sorted
alphabetically and changes with additions and deletions. Is there a quick
way
to arrange that cell C4 on the current worksheet = A3 on the master sheet
then D4 = A4, E4 = A5, F4 = A6 etc. without having to insert each value
one
at a time

Barry

Many thanks. It works well

Barry

"Pecoflyer" wrote:


In C4 enter
Code:
--------------------
=indirect("mastersheet!a"&column())
--------------------
and drag to the right


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Pecoflyer

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