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Not sure if there is an easy way around this ...
From time to time I seem to find myself needing to create cell references between sheets in the same workbook where the source data is stored 'vertically', yet I need the results to be shown 'horizontally'. As a simple example, if Sheet 1 contains data in column A, cells 1 - 100, and I want to link this to cells in Sheet 2 in Row 1 (ie; A1, B1, C1, etc), how can I do this other than manually typing the cell references each time? On Sheet 2 I need to see - A1: =Sheet1!A1, B1: =Sheet1!A2, etc. Thanks! |
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