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El 2014-01-01 04:42 p.m., IGraham escribió:
How i managed to do it before I've no idea ? - the brain cells must be even
more diminished than i thought

however this worked
=TRANSPOSE(the cells) then press SHIFT CONTROL ENTER

thanks for looking at the problem people and apologies for distracting you
from your new year celebrations



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I didn't know of TRANSPOSE. I used it *without* Ctrl+Shift+Enter and it transposed the complete matrix and automatically included { and }.


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