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    Vertically list from J10 in a seperate sheet

    Hey all, I have a series of items that are in a horizontal diplay with formulas from I559 - AE559 /sheet is "Sep canteen".
    I want to move them to run vertically list from J10 in a seperate sheet "Sep data". Could some one please give me formula for this?
    Have tried a couple of methods, but keep getting horizontal data.

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    Re: Vertically list from J10 in a seperate sheet

    In J10 try
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    Re: Vertically list from J10 in a seperate sheet

    Another method using a regular formula, you will need to adjust the ranges to suite...

    =INDEX($B$3:$G$3,ROW(A1))
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    Re: Vertically list from J10 in a seperate sheet

    Hi Gak, Thanks' but maybe these images may help you understand my dilema:Sep Canteen.jpgSep data.jpg

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    Re: Vertically list from J10 in a seperate sheet

    Please upload a sample of your workbook, not a picture of your data. Pictures are pretty much impossible to edit, and no-one wants to re-type your data for you
    Also, not all members can upload picture files (Company firewalls and stuff)

    Your workbook should show a small desensitized example of the data you are working with and a manual mockup of the expected results.

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    Re: Vertically list from J10 in a seperate sheet

    Still keeps working horizontal but cannot get it vertical. This is what I tried in J10 "Sep canteen"

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    Re: Vertically list from J10 in a seperate sheet

    Still keeps working horizontal but cannot get it vertical. This is what I tried in J10 "Sep canteen" =INDEX('Sep canteen'!I559:P559,ROW(A1))

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    Re: Vertically list from J10 in a seperate sheet

    Sorry FB, I cant work out how to attach a sample.

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    Re: Vertically list from J10 in a seperate sheet

    click "Go Advanced" button next to "Post Quick Reply" button and then find Paperclip button to attach your sample workbook.

    Thanks

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    Re: Vertically list from J10 in a seperate sheet

    The transpose should work. Try it this way: In 'Sep Data'!J10 try:
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    Then select J10:J38 (there are 28 columns between I and AE, so 28 rows). Push the F2 button then Ctrl + Shift + Enter.

    For Ford's method try:
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    The difference between mine and Ford's is the extra comma, although it shouldn't be needed.
    Last edited by gak67; 08-21-2014 at 09:08 PM.

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    Re: Vertically list from J10 in a seperate sheet

    I just noticed you said you used this: =INDEX('Sep canteen'!I559:P559,ROW(A1))

    You need to use this: =INDEX('Sep canteen'!$I$559:$P$559,ROW(A1))

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    Re: Vertically list from J10 in a seperate sheet

    Brilliant!!

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