Help transposing formula please :-)

Thread starter ashisstuck
Start date Apr 14, 2010
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In summary, transposing a formula involves changing its orientation from horizontal to vertical or vice versa by swapping rows and columns. This allows for easier analysis and interpretation of data and can simplify complex formulas. In Excel and Google Sheets, the =TRANSPOSE function can be used to transpose a formula, but there are limitations such as the formula not containing relative cell references and requiring the same number of cells in rows and columns.

Apr 14, 2010

ashisstuck

Homework Statement

Could anyone please help me transpose the following formula:

Homework Equations

Need to transpose so V= subject

Need to transpose so Z = subject

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Apr 14, 2010

collinsmark

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Hello ashisstuck,

Welcome to Physics Forums.

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1. How do I transpose a formula?

To transpose a formula, you need to change the orientation of the formula from horizontal to vertical or vice versa. This can be done by swapping the rows and columns of the data.

2. What is the purpose of transposing a formula?

Transposing a formula allows you to view the data in a different arrangement, which can make it easier to analyze and interpret. It can also help to simplify complex formulas and make them easier to understand.

3. How do I transpose a formula in Excel?

In Excel, you can use the =TRANSPOSE function to transpose a formula. Simply select the cells containing the formula, type =TRANSPOSE, and press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter the array formula.

4. Can I transpose a formula in Google Sheets?

Yes, you can transpose a formula in Google Sheets by using the =TRANSPOSE function in the same way as in Excel. Alternatively, you can also use the PASTE SPECIAL option to transpose the formula.

5. Are there any limitations to transposing a formula?

Yes, there are a few limitations when transposing a formula. The formula should not contain relative cell references, as they will change when transposed. Also, the transposed formula will only work if the rows and columns have the same number of cells.