I have several columns of data and the data is listed upside down. SO, I
want to change it so the last line is first and the first line is last and
all the lines/rows in between are inverted as well. I know there's a simple
way to do this in excel but I don't know how.

As a work around until someone tells you the "proper" way to do this:

How about temporarily adding a column, inserting numbers 1 - 10 (or whatever
number of rows you wish to sort), sort in reverse numerical order and then
delete the extra column?
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Rae Drysdale


"Todd" wrote:

I have several columns of data and the data is listed upside down. SO, I
want to change it so the last line is first and the first line is last and
all the lines/rows in between are inverted as well. I know there's a simple
way to do this in excel but I don't know how.

One way ... using a formula:

=INDEX($A$1:$A$20,20-(ROW(A1)-1))

And copy down.
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HTH,

RD
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"Todd" wrote in message
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I have several columns of data and the data is listed upside down. SO, I
want to change it so the last line is first and the first line is last and
all the lines/rows in between are inverted as well. I know there's a simple
way to do this in excel but I don't know how.