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    Cut\transpose vs. copy\transpose

    Does anyone know if there is there a way to cut and transpose in order to retain the exact formulas you have in cells?

    I have approximately 100 cells going across row 1 that reference column titles in another tab. I want those same 100 cells in a vertical list instead of a horizontal list so that if a title changes on Sheet 1 it will carry over to the other tab. When I use copy\transpose, the cells referenced in the formula change. I want them to stay the same.

    In other words, I am looking for a way to cut\transpose or a way to copy\transpose and retain the original formulas exactly without having to go into every cell and add update the referenced cell on Sheet 1 or without having to go into every cell and add "$" before the column/row letters and numbers.

    Here is the sample code:
    Sheet 2
    cell A1: =Sheet1!A1
    cell B1: =Sheet1!B1
    cell C1: =Sheet1!C1
    cell D1: =Sheet1!D1
    etc.

    I do not have the option to cut\transpose and when I copy\transpose into cell A3 on Sheet 2, I get the following formulas:
    cell A3: =Sheet1!A3
    cell A4: =Sheet1!A4
    cell A5: =Sheet1!A5
    cell A6: =Sheet1!A6
    etc.

    I want to have the following result:
    cell A3: =Sheet1!A1
    cell A4: =Sheet1!B1
    cell A5: =Sheet1!C1
    cell A6: =Sheet1!D1
    etc.

    Any assistance you can offer would be appreciated! Thanks much!

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    Re: Cut\transpose vs. copy\transpose

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    Re: Cut\transpose vs. copy\transpose

    I'm not sure about cut and transpose, but you may want to try this formula as an alternative.
    In Sheet2 A3, paste: =OFFSET(Sheet1!A1,3-ROW(),ROW()-3)

    Simply drag this down the column and you should have what I think you were looking for.

    Hope this helps!


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    Re: Cut\transpose vs. copy\transpose

    The offset formula worked great! Thanks so much for the assistance. This is going to be a big time saver in the future!

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