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Transposing Formula

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    Transposing Formula

    Hi,

    How can I transpose a formula whilst keeping the existing formula!?

    I've found how to:
    copy->paste special->transpose
    but excel updates the formula, to make it relative I assume. However, I want the original formula to be pasted. Any ideas?

    Forgive me if this has already been answered somewhere but I can't find it!

    Many thanks

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    Bit long winded but these macro's I found may help

    Use the ConvertToAbsoluteReferences to make them absolute. Then transpose then in select the new range and run RemoveAbsoluteReferences then while selected run TransformToFormula

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    Hey thanks VBA Noob,

    I found a simpler answer which achieves what I'm after. I used this function in cell A3:
    =TRANSPOSE($A$2:$C$2)
    then highlighted cells A3 to A5 pressed F2 and hit ctrl+shift+return. Not 100% sure why it works but it did! I found the answer on the MS site of all places!

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    Good to here

    Thx for sharing the answer

    Guess VBA more suited for large data groups

    VBA Noob

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