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Do you really need a copy of the formulas, or will a linked range do. Both are
possible,
but the
linked range is slightly quicker to do:-
With your data in say A1:A5, select say C1:G1 and type =TRANSPOSE(A1:A5) and then array
enter it
using CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER at the same time.
Other way is to select your range of formulas in A1:A5, do Edit / replace and replace =
with %%.
Then copy the range A1:A5 and Edit / Paste Special / Transpose wherevere you want.
then
select
your new tranposed range and do Edit / Replace replacing %% with =.
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Regards
Ken.......................<snip>
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