Refering to Row Data in a Column

Steve=True

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Hi All,

Thanks for your thoughts!

I have data that a user inputs in a row A3:Z3

I need to display this data in a Column on another worksheet: B2:B26

For instance, i have totals in a row and i want to display those values in a column on another worksheet.

Is there way to refer to this range in column format?

If you refer to A3 in a worksheet and copy down, it will copy the reference as A3:A26. But i want the reference to look at A3:Z26.

Anyway to do this with a formula?

I have been selecting the cells individually and thought there has to be a better way.
 
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Awesome, works like a charm. Thanks. I knew there was a way to do it, but i couldn't wrap my head around it.

I really appreciate it.
 
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