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June 18th, 2009, 04:39 AM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
ignite ice[_2_]
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transpose array of non-adjacent cells
This formula works, but it does not sort the list, nor can I sort the list
using Sort & Filter. That is one thing I need to be able to do.
"Ragdyer" wrote:
Enter this in B34 and copy down:
=INDEX(C$3:AD$3,3*ROWS($1:1)-2)
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I have a range of cells in a single row. This range is C3:AD3. I am trying
to
transpose this specific cells from that range into a single column,
B34:B43.
In effect, it would look like this:
=TRANSPOSE({$C$3,$F$3,$I$3,$L$3,$O$3,$R$3,$U$3,$X$ 3,$AA$3,$AD$3})
Furthermore, I want to sort this list, so it would look like this:
=SORT(TRANSPOSE({$C$3,$F$3,$I$3,$L$3,$O$3,$R$3,$U$ 3,$X$3,$AA$3,$AD$3}))
Neither of these functions work, and it seems the culprit is that Excel
2007
doesn't want to support non-adjacent cells in an array. How can I get
around
this without the use of some ridiculous macro? I just want it to try a
group
of non-adjacent cells as a single array.
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