also sprach Stefan Weigel <stefan.weigel@bildungskreis.org> [2014-09-19 18:55 +0200]:
This formula in A1 should behave as you desire:
=OFFSET($B$1;0;ROW()-ROW($B$1))
Yeah, I've since found OFFSET() as well, but as you can imagine, my
functions aren't just simple references, and using OFFSET() actually
makes it totally unreadable.
Tbh, I was also wondering why this isn't a use-case for a pivot
table, given that I simply pivot data 90°…
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