transposing a column

J

johnsail

Hi
Have a protected sheet that accepts data in col B.
I would like to have this column transposed to horizontal on a HIDDEN sheet
2 as it is entered on sheet1.
The idea behind this is that I can then pick up (copy) the single line from
sheet2 and paste this into a single line on a separate spreadsheet.
All suggestions welcome.
 
R

RagDyer

Enter anywhere in Sheet2, and copy across as needed:

=Index(Sheet1!$B:$B,Columns($A:A))
 
R

RagDyer

Forgot to mention that when you copy from Sheet2, you should use "Paste
Special" <Values> wherever you decide to paste the copied data.
 
J

johnsail

Hi RD
Thanks for responding - but it does not do what I would really like.
To explain more.
On sheet 1 data is entered in B1 down to B10.
As this data is being entered I would like it to be being transposed into a
single row of data automatically so that when all data fields have been
filled in on sheet1 there is a row of data available on sheet 2 ready to be
picked up and copied to a sheet in a second workbook.
 
R

RagDyeR

Have you tried it?

That's *exactly* what my formula will accomplish!

You enter the formula on Sheet2 and copy it across whatever row you wish.

Now, go back to Sheet1 and enter a few values in Column B.
Go to Sheet2 and you'll see them displayed there.
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Regards,

RD
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Hi RD
Thanks for responding - but it does not do what I would really like.
To explain more.
On sheet 1 data is entered in B1 down to B10.
As this data is being entered I would like it to be being transposed into a
single row of data automatically so that when all data fields have been
filled in on sheet1 there is a row of data available on sheet 2 ready to be
picked up and copied to a sheet in a second workbook.
 

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