From: Roger Hn Roger on 28 Jan 2010 00:07 Is there a function in MS Office 2007 Excel that will 'invert a matrix'? That is, I want my columns to become rows and rows to become columns in the new matrix.
From: Jacob Skaria on 28 Jan 2010 00:25 Copy the range. Select a cell. Right click>Paste Special>check 'Transpose' and select 'Values' and hit OK -- Jacob "Roger Hn" wrote: > Is there a function in MS Office 2007 Excel that will 'invert a matrix'? > That is, I want my columns to become rows and rows to become columns in the > new matrix.
From: Dave Peterson on 28 Jan 2010 08:44 There's also the worksheet function =transpose(). Look at excel's help for more info. Roger Hn wrote: > > Is there a function in MS Office 2007 Excel that will 'invert a matrix'? > That is, I want my columns to become rows and rows to become columns in the > new matrix. -- Dave Peterson
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