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If you just want to do it as a one-off then you can <copy the values,
move to cell L1 then Edit | Paste Special | Values (check) and Transpose (check) then OK and <Esc. You can also use the TRANSPOSE( ) function - details in Excel Help. Hope this helps. Pete |
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