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I wou ldlike to know if there is an easy way to link a horizontal row of data
to a column of data in another worksheet easily. Currently I have to link one
cell at a time. There must be an easier way. I don't want to just cut and
copy the data. I need it to me linked.
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On Sheet2 I have in column A a set of numbers 86,72,54....
In cell A10 of Sheet1 I entered =INDIRECT("Sheet2!A"&COLUMN()), copied it
across the row and got 86, 72, 54 ....
If I started in cell F20, I need =INDIRECT("Sheet2!A"&COLUMN()-5)

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I wou ldlike to know if there is an easy way to link a horizontal row of
data
to a column of data in another worksheet easily. Currently I have to link
one
cell at a time. There must be an easier way. I don't want to just cut and
copy the data. I need it to me linked.



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