If you really want to transpose the values--not the formulas:
Select the range to copy
you can edit|copy
followed by edit|paste special, check values and transpose
if you really wanted to keep the formulas, you can do this:
Select the range to copy
edit|replace
what: = (equal sign)
with: $$$$$
replace all
now the formulas are just plain old strings
Edit|copy the range
edit|paste special|transpose
Select both ranges (or do it twice)
edit|replace
what: $$$$$
with: =
replace all
And the strings are reconverted to formulas.
> If we want to transpose a range of cells in a row which contains "sum"
> formula, the values in the row change after transpose. One olution is to use
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> the range of cells?
> Thank you.

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Dave Peterson
Hemant - 24 Nov 2006 13:34 GMT
> If you really want to transpose the values--not the formulas:
>
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> > the range of cells?
> > Thank you.
Thanks for your suggestions . It really help ... I owe you a cup of tea ....
Hemant