Pasting Formulas Horizontally

JennJenn

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Hello,
I hope someone can help me. I have data in a worksheet going vertically. That I need to link to another spreadsheet where the data will be going horizantally (a calendar) everytime I try to use the autofill it changes the column. Ex. I want the data to past links B2, B3, B4, B5, but when I use the fill it changes to B2, C2, D2.

Help!!!
 

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Try this, let me know if it works.

Copy, Edit, Paste Special and choose Transpose and paste link.

Use paste link if you want to link the info, if not just choose transpose and click ok.
 
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This does not work. I tried. When you paste link you lose the option to transpose.

Thank Anyway for the suggestion
 
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Another thing you can do depending on the amount of copying and pasting is you can copy and paste link one cell at a time.

It will take time, but it will get the job done.
 
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On 2002-04-11 14:43, JennJenn wrote:
Hello,
I hope someone can help me. I have data in a worksheet going vertically. That I need to link to another spreadsheet where the data will be going horizantally (a calendar) everytime I try to use the autofill it changes the column. Ex. I want the data to past links B2, B3, B4, B5, but when I use the fill it changes to B2, C2, D2.

Help!!!

using your examples above, try the following :

=INDIRECT("B"&COLUMN(B:B)) and copy paste horizontally

the "B" will remain static, whilst the COLUMN command returns the column number of "2" to give "B2"

pasted over will increment the column to C:C which is "3" to give "B3"
 
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Say your formulas in C Column like below

ColC
=B1
=B2
=B3
=B4
=B5
=B6

Goto Sheet2 A1 and select A1 to A6 (A6 for 6 cell, more for more source cell)

Click Paste Function (fx) button on toolbar and select Lookup&Reference type functions then select TRANSPOSE function in it. And as the parameter select C1 to C6 from Sheet1. Then press enter at the same time you pressing Ctrl+Shift (means Ctrl+Shift+Enter).

You got it.

Regards

(edited for (fx) to clarify Paste Function button)

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This message was edited by smozgur on 2002-04-13 05:38
 
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