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jrankin
Hey All:
I've got a quick question that's been bugging me for a while. If I'v
got data arranged by columns, but I've written a formula which I wan
to drag right (i.e. rearrange the calculated data into rows), then ho
can I write a formula so it will just copy over?
The problem is that normally when you copy a formula to the right i
will increment the column letter by one each time while keep ing th
row number referenced in the formula the same. Instead, when I copy i
to the right, I want the column letter to remain the same and the ro
number referenced in the formula to increase by one.
I know I could just copy and transpose the whole data set I'
calculating from; but that seems unnecessary and would screw u
presentation too. I'm sure there must be a way to do this, I'm jus
not sure what it is.
Thanks for all your help in advance!
Cheers,
John R
I've got a quick question that's been bugging me for a while. If I'v
got data arranged by columns, but I've written a formula which I wan
to drag right (i.e. rearrange the calculated data into rows), then ho
can I write a formula so it will just copy over?
The problem is that normally when you copy a formula to the right i
will increment the column letter by one each time while keep ing th
row number referenced in the formula the same. Instead, when I copy i
to the right, I want the column letter to remain the same and the ro
number referenced in the formula to increase by one.
I know I could just copy and transpose the whole data set I'
calculating from; but that seems unnecessary and would screw u
presentation too. I'm sure there must be a way to do this, I'm jus
not sure what it is.
Thanks for all your help in advance!
Cheers,
John R