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I would like to link one long row of cells from one worksheet to one long
column of cells on another. I have to do this in many cases, so paste-linking one cell at a time is not feasible. How can I transpose a paste-link operation? |
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You could try this: Copy|paste special|paste link (but in an out of the way location) Then select those cells edit|replace what: = with: $$$$$= (some unique string) replace all. Now those formulas are strings Copy|paste special|transpose select the range edit|replace what: $$$$$= (same string) with: = replace all And clean up that out of the way helper range rpcar wrote: I would like to link one long row of cells from one worksheet to one long column of cells on another. I have to do this in many cases, so paste-linking one cell at a time is not feasible. How can I transpose a paste-link operation? -- Dave Peterson |
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Good solution! Thank you, Dave.
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