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No 'paste special'
Thanks, that did the trick. Actually I selected range, then CTRL X as per
the answer to my question under Excel-Worksheet function asking how to convert rows to columns. "Mike Middleton" wrote: Milco - If you first choose Edit | Cut, Paste Special is greyed out. If you first choose Edit | Copy, Paste Special is available. - Mike www.mikemiddleton.com "Milco" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2002 (10.6501.6714)SP1 and recently upgrded my memory to 1024M. I am trying to transpose some rows and columns and Paste Special is grayed out and unavailable. Is this a problem with Office, Excel, XP(home), or ?.? Is there a work around without reinstalling any or all of the above? |
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