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Using the "Fill" function
I have a list of numbers/information going down in the same column (eg.
A1:A10). On another tab, I would like to "fill" this information in but I would like to go across columns on the same row (eg. A1:K1). I have tried to use the "=Sheet!A1:K1" however the source data is going down, not across. Example: Sheet1: 45 58 22 65 44 69 Sheet2(I would like the data above to be 'filled' across, not down): 45 58 22 65 44 69 Can anyone help? |
Using the "Fill" function
Highlight the numbers and click <copy, then move the cursor to the
first cell in Sheet2 (where you want the 45 to be) and Edit | Paste Special | Transpose (check) then OK and <Esc. Hope this helps. Pete Mike wrote: I have a list of numbers/information going down in the same column (eg. A1:A10). On another tab, I would like to "fill" this information in but I would like to go across columns on the same row (eg. A1:K1). I have tried to use the "=Sheet!A1:K1" however the source data is going down, not across. Example: Sheet1: 45 58 22 65 44 69 Sheet2(I would like the data above to be 'filled' across, not down): 45 58 22 65 44 69 Can anyone help? |
Using the "Fill" function
hi Mike,
on sheet2, select the range a1:k1 use an array formula: =transpose(sheet1!a1:a10) enter with ctrl+shift+enter not just enter hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "Mike" escreveu: I have a list of numbers/information going down in the same column (eg. A1:A10). On another tab, I would like to "fill" this information in but I would like to go across columns on the same row (eg. A1:K1). I have tried to use the "=Sheet!A1:K1" however the source data is going down, not across. Example: Sheet1: 45 58 22 65 44 69 Sheet2(I would like the data above to be 'filled' across, not down): 45 58 22 65 44 69 Can anyone help? |
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