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When you're in the Paste Special dialog, check Values as well as Transpose.
Also, are there any hidden rows or columns? -- * Please click Yes if this was helpful * Andy Smith Senior Systems Analyst Standard & Poor''s, NYC "Phil Smith" wrote: This is very simple. I copy this: customer_id CustType active Sales Revenue 8174 CORE WHOLESALE Y $53,678 Using paste Special/transpose I get: 100801 EAST 1245 SPIN 1585 Swim $100,987 SURF The really funny thing is that second coloumn comes from data in a coloumn that I deleted BEFORE the copy, because it contained customer names that I did not want to publish here. Shouldn't I get: Customer_id 8174 CustType Core Wholesale active Y Sales Revenue $53,678 From that operation? I KNOW I should not get data that is NOT in what is copied. Phil |
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