I have some rate-of-change triangles I need to change. These show the
annual rate of change for different numbers of years and look like this:
2010 X X X X X
2011 X X X X
2012 X X X
2013 X X
2014 X
Basically, I want to reverse the lines, moving the top to bottom and
vice versa. I want to do this so the multiple years go out from the
ending date instead of the starting date. Like this:
2010 X
2011 X X
2012 X X X
2013 X X X X
2014 X X X X X
If I just copy and paste and the cells aren't protected by '$' the cells
change accordingly. I don't want that to happen. I want the formulae
to reference the same cells. I just want to move them to another
location. Is there any way to do this?
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