[mso] Excel (Office)
- From: "beaton5284" <beaton5284@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "mso" <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 23:54:08 -0500
Using Excel 2002 and XP.
Not sure how to pose this question. Has to do with one sheet referencing data
from another sheet. My problem is that the sheet that I am importing data to is
arranged on a row basis, i.e., c4,c5,c6 etc. The data is coming from a sheet
arranged on a column basis, i.e., b4,b5,b6 etc.
I would like to use the fill handle, on the receiving sheet, if possible.
Otherwise it means referencing or copying each item of data as I go along. (It
would be very inconvenient to rearrange the two sheets in the same format.)
bille
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