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Invert and transpose a range

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    Invert and transpose a range

    Hello,
    I have a named source range.
    How can I transpose it and inverte it in one formula?

    Please check the picture attached, it shows the desired result to get (target range).
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    Re: Invert and transpose a range

    Try this, I haven't been able to test it but mayhap it will work
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    Re: Invert and transpose a range

    Quote Originally Posted by Mordred View Post
    Try this, I haven't been able to test it but mayhap it will work
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    Hello, thanks a lot, but i want it to be an excel formula.
    I should not use vba...
    thanks a lot

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    Re: Invert and transpose a range

    I thought that because you posted in the programming thread that you wanted VBA.

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    Re: Invert and transpose a range

    The ranges are virtually indecipherable in your image - always better to post a file if you want help with a file - however if we assume that top left cell of result matrix is E12 then:

    E12:
    =INDEX(SR,COLUMNS($E12:E12),ROWS(E$12:E12))
    applied to E12:G13

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