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Default Numbers Chart

What Luke M is telling you, is to insert the given formula in the top
leftmost cell of your 10 x 10 area, and then to copy it across and down.

Say you insert the formula in cell A1. Now move your mouse cursor to the
right lower corner of A1, so that the cursor changes shape to a small plus
sign. Click, hold the button down, and drag across to Col J1, and then down
to J10.

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"C and A Bredt" wrote:

I can't figure out what both of you mean.
I type what you said into the Function box?

Maybe I'm not experienced enough with Excel to do it.

I'm using Office 2007.

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Highlight the cells, format Cells Alignment and make it 90 degrees.

"Luke M" wrote:

Top left corner of chart:
=ROW(A1)+10*(COLUMN(A1)-1)
Copy to a 10x10 area.
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"C and A Bredt" wrote:

I need a 10x10 chart of numbers 1-100 with the numbers vertical.
I'm sure there is a quickie way to do it.
thanks, CB
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