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Default Problem with Microsoft Excel

Hey Group

I am wondering if you can help me with this problem..i am developing
a linear program in Excel..

Heres my problem
I have over 4000 pieces of data ...now the way i use this data
requires me to duplicate every data point..allow me to explain

I have 12 stages.
Lets say for the first stage..my data is

STAGE 1

25000
27000
29000
31000

Now in the second stage , i have to duplicate each value twice..so my
second stage looks like this.

STAGE 2

25000
25000
27000
27000
29000
29000
31000
31000

For shorter stages, i manually copy pasted the values..thats fine..
For larger sets of data,I have tried using the drag feature, but its
doesnt work . Doing it manually is time consuming because i have
stages where i have to duplicate 2048 pieces of data..that would mean
4096 data points

Each of the "duplicated" values are "linked", for example,25000 in
stage 1 is linked to the TWO "25000"'s in stage 2..and so....If anyone
in the group uses SOLVER to solve Linear Progams in Excel, you will
have an idea about what i am trying to say.

Could anyone provide any solutions?

Thanks
Aejaz
 
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