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In Sheet 3 I Concatenate cells from Sheet 2... now that that worked... i want
to transpose the Conatenated cells (AZ6:AZ235) To Row 4 starting in Column BA. I have tried this every way I know how and get #REF, 0, and error messages saying it has to be the same shape cell. anyone who can help me with this would be greatly appreciated. Thank You Gurus |
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In BA4, copied across to the 256 cols limit in xl03, ie to IV4:
=OFFSET($AZ$6,COLUMNS($A:A)-1,ROWS($1:1)-1,) will return what's within AZ6:AZ209. AZ210:AZ235 will need to be transposed horizontally in a separate line If your excel version has 256 cols, the above is obviously not an issue -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "armymatt" wrote: In Sheet 3 I Concatenate cells from Sheet 2... now that that worked... i want to transpose the Conatenated cells (AZ6:AZ235) To Row 4 starting in Column BA. I have tried this every way I know how and get #REF, 0, and error messages saying it has to be the same shape cell. anyone who can help me with this would be greatly appreciated. Thank You Gurus |
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