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Transpose into a _working_ transposed array
I want to transpose an array into a _working_ transposed array. What
I find in the help is the TRANSPOSE function, that produces a transposed array full of TRANSPOSE funstions, not an array full of the original constants and functions, transposed in space (cell occupancy) and in formula references. How do I go about doing the latter? |
Hi Fred,
Perhaps I don't get your question right. But ... - select your source range - select the first target cell - Edit-Paste Special check Transpose and [OK] This sets all values and formulas 90 degrees rotated. Frans "Fred Holmes" wrote in message ... I want to transpose an array into a _working_ transposed array. What I find in the help is the TRANSPOSE function, that produces a transposed array full of TRANSPOSE funstions, not an array full of the original constants and functions, transposed in space (cell occupancy) and in formula references. How do I go about doing the latter? |
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