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It means moving information displayed vertically to a horizontal row. Thanks
for the hint on building a macro but as the number of rows to be transposed is never constant it will not work. Have tried to bnuild a macro nut am not that profficient! I copied into excel and used the transpose functuion an dthen copied back into a word table. Although thi sworks it is a bit long winded. "Colin M" wrote: can you transpose cells in a Word table? |
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