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Copy Horizontal to Paste Vertical and vice versa

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    Copy Horizontal to Paste Vertical and vice versa

    Hello,
    Sorry- I should have started my own post for help on this! Not sure how to delete my previous post (asked a question on someone else's thread).

    I need to copy a row of cells, and paste that row elsewhere on the sheet as a column of cells.
    I can do the right click and 'paste special' and check the box for transpose, but I can't get the second option given in the other thread to work.

    The option given was to use =TRANSPOSE(array). then hit ctr+shift+enter.

    Do I need to fill down somehow?
    I did hit ctl+shift+enter, which added the {} symbol, but it only fills in the cell I am in.

    Thanks,
    Jenrich

    (See other post: Copying Horizontal to paste vertical)
    Last edited by Jenrich; 11-10-2009 at 06:50 PM.

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    Re: Copy Horizontal to Paste Vertical and visa versa

    You highlight the range you wish it transposed into first, then enter the formula and CSE.
    Another option is to simply copy, paste special, then check the transpose box.

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    Re: Copy Horizontal to Paste Vertical and visa versa

    I would be inclined to use INDEX rather than TRANSPOSE.

    Say you're original date was Sheet1!1:1 and you want to transpose that into Sheet2!A:A

    Sheet2!A1: =INDEX(Sheet1!$1:$1,ROWS(A$1:A1))
    copied down

    will transpose data without need for Arrays etc...

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    Re: Copy Horizontal to Paste Vertical and visa versa

    OK - cool. that worked very well!

    Thanks,
    Jenrich

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