I have values in a column like:
546
3242
54
5645
257
245
1565
i Want to make them in reverse order as :
1565
245
257
5645
54
3242
546
Can any one help me...
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Utf
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5/14/2010 9:46:01 AM |
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Try the below formula and copy down as required
=INDEX($A$1:$A$7,ROWS($A$1:$A$7)-ROW(A1)+1)
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Jacob (MVP - Excel)
"Denish D" wrote:
> I have values in a column like:
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> 546
> 3242
> 54
> 5645
> 257
> 245
> 1565
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> i Want to make them in reverse order as :
>
> 1565
> 245
> 257
> 5645
> 54
> 3242
> 546
>
> Can any one help me...
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Utf
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5/14/2010 9:51:01 AM
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Hi,
Lets assume this data are in a1 down.
In B1 enter a 1 and in B2 enter a 2.
Select B1 & B2 and fill down as far as there are data in column A.
Select both columns and sort on column B 'descending'
Delete column B
--
Mike
When competing hypotheses are otherwise equal, adopt the hypothesis that
introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the
question.
"Denish D" wrote:
> I have values in a column like:
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> 546
> 3242
> 54
> 5645
> 257
> 245
> 1565
>
>
> i Want to make them in reverse order as :
>
> 1565
> 245
> 257
> 5645
> 54
> 3242
> 546
>
> Can any one help me...
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Utf
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5/14/2010 9:52:01 AM
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Data in the range A1:A7.
Enter this formula in B1 and copy down to B7:
=INDEX(A$1:A$7,ROWS(A1:A$7))
If you want to, after you get the data reversed you can convert the formulas
to constants then get rid of the original data.
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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP
"Denish D" <DenishD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4E962B01-02D6-40DD-B98E-B08FB43E4EC7@microsoft.com...
>I have values in a column like:
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> 546
> 3242
> 54
> 5645
> 257
> 245
> 1565
>
>
> i Want to make them in reverse order as :
>
> 1565
> 245
> 257
> 5645
> 54
> 3242
> 546
>
> Can any one help me...
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5/14/2010 2:06:36 PM
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On 14 Mai, 10:46, Denish D <Deni...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> I have values in a column like:
>
> 546
> 3242
> 54
> 5645
> 257
> 245
> 1565
>
> i Want to make them in reverse order as :
>
> 1565
> 245
> 257
> 5645
> 54
> 3242
> 546
>
> Can any one help me...
If D is the name of the range you want to reverse (or just replace by
your range in the following formula, for example by A1:A7), then
select the destination range where you want your result and array-
enter:
=INDEX(D,ROWS(D)-ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&ROWS(D)))+1)
Regards,
Bernd
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Bernd
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5/14/2010 9:35:27 PM
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