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Formatting a row into a column
I have pasted a bunch of names into an excel sheet, and they appear in one
single row and I'd like them to appear in a column to that I can sort easily. Please help! |
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Formatting a row into a column
select the cells in the row
copy select a new cell further down edit paste special transpose ok -- Allllen "Jen711" wrote: I have pasted a bunch of names into an excel sheet, and they appear in one single row and I'd like them to appear in a column to that I can sort easily. Please help! |
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Formatting a row into a column
Jen
Don't forget that you could leave the data as is and sort on the row. Select the row. Data<SortOptions "Left to right". I would prefer to have the data in a column as Allllen suggested. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 8 Nov 2006 10:15:02 -0800, Allllen wrote: select the cells in the row copy select a new cell further down edit paste special transpose ok -- Allllen "Jen711" wrote: I have pasted a bunch of names into an excel sheet, and they appear in one single row and I'd like them to appear in a column to that I can sort easily. Please help! |
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