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how do I super-quickly link a row in one sheet to the corresponding column in
another sheet (without having to do it manually)?

I create a transposed array, but then cannot copy it down... dont know if
this is the best?
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From your wording, I can't follow which is to be the "source" data.

Say Sheet1, Row1 data is the source.

To link that row of data to a column on Sheet2,
enter this formula anywhere, and copy down as needed:

=INDEX(Sheet1!$1:$1,ROWS($1:1))

To make a column on Sheet2 the "source" (say ColumnF),
enter this formula anywhere, and copy across as needed:

=INDEX(Sheet2!$F:$F,COLUMNS($A:A))
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how do I super-quickly link a row in one sheet to the corresponding column
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another sheet (without having to do it manually)?

I create a transposed array, but then cannot copy it down... dont know if
this is the best?


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