also sprach Tom Davies <tomcecf@gmail.com> [2014-09-19 12:37 +0200]:
I'm not completely sure why you are trying to do this. Context could be
useful.
I have a table with assumptions about conference days in a budget,
and the days are in columns left-to-right.
In the overview, I need the days to appear top-to-bottom. It's
*painful* to do this by hand.
Edit - "Paste Special" - tick the "transpose" box
This does almost what I want, except it copies values, and it does
not insert references.
If you extend that idea so that
B2 = B1
C2 = C1
D2 = D1
E2 = E1
and then select B2-E2, cut (or copy), click in A2 and then do
Edit - PasteSpecial - transpose
then
A2 = B1
A3 = C1
A4 = D1
A5 = E1
Right, except I would like A2 to be '=B2' and A3 to be '=C2' etc.
Does this make sense?
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