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MikeR-Oz
 
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Default formulae to copy cells from 1 worksheet and paste into another?

I have rows of data and coluims and would like to copy from 1 format to
another on a diffrent sheet via a formula to minimise the amount of copying
and pasting i'am doing . Is this possible?

Current format is Worksheets that are by day of week and within each day of
week I have a column of store names and then the next columns are in wee date
order and contain the sales for each store running down ther page for the
week. next sheet is the next week day and so forth.

I want to now have the days of the week in 1 column and the weeks across the
top in the other columns with the sales for a single store running across the
rows in a new worksheet.
FROM THIS:-

Monday WorkSheet

Cloumn _A Cloumn _B Column_C
Store Name Week 1 Week 2

Store X
Store B
Store J

TO NOW THIS

Store A only

Column_A Column_B Column_C
Row1 Weekday Week 1 Week 2 etc etc

Row2 Monday
Row3 Tuesday
Wednesday
etc
etc

I am looking for trends and patterns

Thanks
Mike
 
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