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Copying formulas in Columns and transpose to rows?
I have a 2007 worksheet that has formulas in a Column:
=Tally!D10 =Tally!D11 =Tally!D12 How do I transpose the formula columns to rows like: ==Tally!D10 =Tally!D11 =Tally!D12 Now when I copy and Paste special (Transpose) is translates like: ==Tally!D10 =Tally!E10 =Tally!F10 Which is not the data I need? |
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Copying formulas in Columns and transpose to rows?
Copy Paste Special Values Transpose
HTH, Ryan-- -- Ryan--- If this information was helpful, please indicate this by clicking ''Yes''. "Terri" wrote: I have a 2007 worksheet that has formulas in a Column: =Tally!D10 =Tally!D11 =Tally!D12 How do I transpose the formula columns to rows like: ==Tally!D10 =Tally!D11 =Tally!D12 Now when I copy and Paste special (Transpose) is translates like: ==Tally!D10 =Tally!E10 =Tally!F10 Which is not the data I need? |
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Copying formulas in Columns and transpose to rows?
Let's assume you want the formulas in A1:C1
Enter this formula in A1 and copy across to C1: =INDEX(Tally!$D10:$D12,COLUMNS($A1:A1)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Terri" wrote in message ... I have a 2007 worksheet that has formulas in a Column: =Tally!D10 =Tally!D11 =Tally!D12 How do I transpose the formula columns to rows like: ==Tally!D10 =Tally!D11 =Tally!D12 Now when I copy and Paste special (Transpose) is translates like: ==Tally!D10 =Tally!E10 =Tally!F10 Which is not the data I need? |
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Copying formulas in Columns and transpose to rows?
You can copy then paste specialtranspose but your cell references must
first be absolute. =Tally!$D$10 =Tally!$D$11 =Tally!$D$12 Then you copy and transpose. =Tally!$D$10 =Tally!$D$11 =Tally!$D$12 Or experiment with INDIRECT function. Assuming your original formulas are in A1:A3 =INDIRECT("A"&COLUMN(A1)) entered in B1 and copied across will do same thing as copy and transpose. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 2 Dec 2009 14:05:01 -0800, Terri wrote: I have a 2007 worksheet that has formulas in a Column: =Tally!D10 =Tally!D11 =Tally!D12 How do I transpose the formula columns to rows like: ==Tally!D10 =Tally!D11 =Tally!D12 Now when I copy and Paste special (Transpose) is translates like: ==Tally!D10 =Tally!E10 =Tally!F10 Which is not the data I need? |
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Copying formulas in Columns and transpose to rows?
This works, however. I have 97 rows and 411 columns with a formula i.e.
=Tally!D10 in them. How can I convert them all to adbsolute without manually entering the $ symbols in each cell i.e.=Tally!$D$10? "Gord Dibben" wrote: You can copy then paste specialtranspose but your cell references must first be absolute. =Tally!$D$10 =Tally!$D$11 =Tally!$D$12 Then you copy and transpose. =Tally!$D$10 =Tally!$D$11 =Tally!$D$12 Or experiment with INDIRECT function. Assuming your original formulas are in A1:A3 =INDIRECT("A"&COLUMN(A1)) entered in B1 and copied across will do same thing as copy and transpose. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 2 Dec 2009 14:05:01 -0800, Terri wrote: I have a 2007 worksheet that has formulas in a Column: =Tally!D10 =Tally!D11 =Tally!D12 How do I transpose the formula columns to rows like: ==Tally!D10 =Tally!D11 =Tally!D12 Now when I copy and Paste special (Transpose) is translates like: ==Tally!D10 =Tally!E10 =Tally!F10 Which is not the data I need? . |
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Copying formulas in Columns and transpose to rows?
Run this macro after selecting all cells with the relative references.
Sub Absolute() Dim Cell As Range For Each Cell In Selection If Cell.HasFormula Then Cell.Formula = Application.ConvertFormula _ (Cell.Formula, xlA1, xlA1, xlAbsolute) End If Next End Sub Gord On Fri, 4 Dec 2009 06:55:01 -0800, Terri wrote: This works, however. I have 97 rows and 411 columns with a formula i.e. =Tally!D10 in them. How can I convert them all to adbsolute without manually entering the $ symbols in each cell i.e.=Tally!$D$10? "Gord Dibben" wrote: You can copy then paste specialtranspose but your cell references must first be absolute. =Tally!$D$10 =Tally!$D$11 =Tally!$D$12 Then you copy and transpose. =Tally!$D$10 =Tally!$D$11 =Tally!$D$12 Or experiment with INDIRECT function. Assuming your original formulas are in A1:A3 =INDIRECT("A"&COLUMN(A1)) entered in B1 and copied across will do same thing as copy and transpose. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 2 Dec 2009 14:05:01 -0800, Terri wrote: I have a 2007 worksheet that has formulas in a Column: =Tally!D10 =Tally!D11 =Tally!D12 How do I transpose the formula columns to rows like: ==Tally!D10 =Tally!D11 =Tally!D12 Now when I copy and Paste special (Transpose) is translates like: ==Tally!D10 =Tally!E10 =Tally!F10 Which is not the data I need? . |
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