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    Hi

    I am not sure how this is possible without doing copy pate transpose or individually refereing each cell to source. I would like the heading to be presented as in sheet1 which is sourced from Source sheet but if anychanges are made to source it updates the Sheet1. I have attached an example to illustrate. (Headers are not fixed number)

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    Re: layout Cell reference column

    Put this in Sheet1!A4 =INDEX(Source!$C$4:$H$8,COLUMN(),ROW()-3)
    Copy right, down to Sheet1!E9
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    Thumbs up Re: layout Cell reference column

    Thanks Ave Ricardo it worked. Just for understanding could please give an explanation how the function is working it would be helpfull. Thanks again


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    Re: layout Cell reference column

    This is quit straith forward:

    =INDEX(Source!$C$4:$H$8,COLUMN(),ROW()-3)

    The function normally equals. Index (Range, Row, Column)

    By swapping the column and row you'll get the transposed result

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