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swchee

Vertical to horizontal
 

Hi, I have this question which need helps :)

How do I arrange a single column of data into vertical arrangement ( or
vice versa)?
Can I do this just using a formula or do I hv to use a macro?


eg of source file: ( all in diff cells)
apple
orange
kiwi fruit
papaya
banana


expected output
apple | orange | kiwi fruit | papaya | banana

Thanks in advance.
Regards


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anilsolipuram


if a1 to a5 has values

apple
orange
kiwi fruit
papaya
banana

select a1:a5 ,copy ,select b1,right click-paste special,select values
and transpose and click ok.


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CLR

Copy PasteSpecial Transpose........

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


"swchee" wrote in
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Hi, I have this question which need helps :)

How do I arrange a single column of data into vertical arrangement ( or
vice versa)?
Can I do this just using a formula or do I hv to use a macro?


eg of source file: ( all in diff cells)
apple
orange
kiwi fruit
papaya
banana


expected output
apple | orange | kiwi fruit | papaya | banana

Thanks in advance.
Regards


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Anne Troy

Copy the cells. Move to where you want them pasted. Select the first cell
only. Hit Edit--Paste special--Transpose, OK.
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"swchee" wrote in
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Hi, I have this question which need helps :)

How do I arrange a single column of data into vertical arrangement ( or
vice versa)?
Can I do this just using a formula or do I hv to use a macro?


eg of source file: ( all in diff cells)
apple
orange
kiwi fruit
papaya
banana


expected output
apple | orange | kiwi fruit | papaya | banana

Thanks in advance.
Regards


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Norman Jones

Hi Swchee,

Select the column cells
Edit | Copy
Select a cell outside the range of the copied cells
Edit | PasteSpecial | select the 'Transpose' option

In identical fashion, cells in a row can be transposed to column entries.

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Regards,
Norman


"swchee" wrote in
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Hi, I have this question which need helps :)

How do I arrange a single column of data into vertical arrangement ( or
vice versa)?
Can I do this just using a formula or do I hv to use a macro?


eg of source file: ( all in diff cells)
apple
orange
kiwi fruit
papaya
banana


expected output
apple | orange | kiwi fruit | papaya | banana

Thanks in advance.
Regards


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swchee


Thanks for sharing...got it, i thought hv to use some macro or formula,
the transpose never come to my mind! :)

thanks again to all.


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