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I have 50 rows of numbers, with the last number being last number in the
sequence. I want to reverse these numbers, so the most recent number is the first number. How do I do this? Been up all night trying to figure this out. Thanks for you help, I just have to get some sleeeeeeeeeeeeeeep! |
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