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Hi,
I need to link a row of data into a column of data (in the same workbook). The Source worksheet will be changed periodically. I have tried all variations of paste special and paste link and cannot figure out how to do this. Help Please!! example worksheet 1 (E1:Z1) to transpose this row into a column on Worksheet 2 (F1:F26). However, the source worksheet 1 will have new data entered so worksheet 2 must be linked to to worksheet 1. Instead of just copying and clicking on the "paste link" option to take a row in worksheet 1 to worksheet 2, how do I make it a column in worksheet 2? Thanks, |
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You can enter this in F1 of Sheet2, OR, *anywhere* else you wish, and still
get the data you're looking for: =INDEX(Sheet1!$E$1:$Z$1,ROWS($1:1)) Copy down as needed. NOTE ... E1 to Z1 is *only* 22 columns, NOT the 26 you mentioned! -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Eden397" wrote in message ... Hi, I need to link a row of data into a column of data (in the same workbook). The Source worksheet will be changed periodically. I have tried all variations of paste special and paste link and cannot figure out how to do this. Help Please!! example worksheet 1 (E1:Z1) to transpose this row into a column on Worksheet 2 (F1:F26). However, the source worksheet 1 will have new data entered so worksheet 2 must be linked to to worksheet 1. Instead of just copying and clicking on the "paste link" option to take a row in worksheet 1 to worksheet 2, how do I make it a column in worksheet 2? Thanks, |
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Hi,
Try this: in the cell F26 enter this formula =INDIRECT("sheet1!"&CHAR(68+ROW())&"1") and then copy drag to F26 Thanks, -- Farhad Hodjat "Eden397" wrote: Hi, I need to link a row of data into a column of data (in the same workbook). The Source worksheet will be changed periodically. I have tried all variations of paste special and paste link and cannot figure out how to do this. Help Please!! example worksheet 1 (E1:Z1) to transpose this row into a column on Worksheet 2 (F1:F26). However, the source worksheet 1 will have new data entered so worksheet 2 must be linked to to worksheet 1. Instead of just copying and clicking on the "paste link" option to take a row in worksheet 1 to worksheet 2, how do I make it a column in worksheet 2? Thanks, |
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Sorry you have to enter the formula in the cell F1 and then copy drag to cell
F26 Thanks, -- Farhad Hodjat "Farhad" wrote: Hi, Try this: in the cell F26 enter this formula =INDIRECT("sheet1!"&CHAR(68+ROW())&"1") and then copy drag to F26 Thanks, -- Farhad Hodjat "Eden397" wrote: Hi, I need to link a row of data into a column of data (in the same workbook). The Source worksheet will be changed periodically. I have tried all variations of paste special and paste link and cannot figure out how to do this. Help Please!! example worksheet 1 (E1:Z1) to transpose this row into a column on Worksheet 2 (F1:F26). However, the source worksheet 1 will have new data entered so worksheet 2 must be linked to to worksheet 1. Instead of just copying and clicking on the "paste link" option to take a row in worksheet 1 to worksheet 2, how do I make it a column in worksheet 2? Thanks, |
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