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I've transposed the information from one worksheet to a second worksheet in
order to see the information linearly. The cells are referenced directly, but in the original document, everything is in the same line. Basically, I want all the cells in rows 2-8 of the new worksheet to be referenced to row 2 of the old worksheet; rows 9-15 of the new to be referenced to row 3 of the old, etc. When I copy/paste, instead of using row 3 (of the old), it uses row 9. Same goes when I try to use row 4, it uses row 16. Is there any way to preserve that? If more clarification is needed, I can do so, or even provide a link to the file of what I'm trying to do. |
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