How to reverse values in excel?

14/05/2010 - 08:33 por Denish D | Informe spam
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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#1 Héctor Miguel
14/05/2010 - 08:45 | Informe spam
hi, Denish !

- values in [A1:A7]

- [B1] =index(a$1:a$7,rows(a$1:a$7)-row()+1)
- copy/drag down up to [B7]

hth,
hector.

__ OP __
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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#2 Denish D
14/05/2010 - 09:45 | Informe spam
Hello,

your solution doesnt work for the below mentioned values.
please check it nd reply.

Denish

"Héctor Miguel" wrote:

hi, Denish !

- values in [A1:A7]

- [B1] =index(a$1:a$7,rows(a$1:a$7)-row()+1)
- copy/drag down up to [B7]

hth,
hector.

__ OP __
> 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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#3 Héctor Miguel
14/05/2010 - 18:26 | Informe spam
hi, Denish !

your solution doesnt work for the below mentioned values.
please check it nd reply.



could you please be a little more specific ?
you did not provide (i.e.) in which range you have the mentioned values (?)
so, I supposed to be as per my reply
and posted a (possible) solution as indicated
(previously tested, of course)...

- values in [A1:A7]

- [B1] =index(a$1:a$7,rows(a$1:a$7)-row()+1)
- copy/drag down up to [B7]

hth,
hector.
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#4 Denish D
15/05/2010 - 10:04 | Informe spam
just copy the above initially mentioned values and then reverse them as
mentioned above.

or just try on this


65
46
36
84
46
85

make this values as


85
45
84
36
46
65

Am i clear now?

Denish


"Héctor Miguel" wrote:

hi, Denish !

> your solution doesnt work for the below mentioned values.
> please check it nd reply.

could you please be a little more specific ?
you did not provide (i.e.) in which range you have the mentioned values (?)
so, I supposed to be as per my reply
and posted a (possible) solution as indicated
(previously tested, of course)...

>> - values in [A1:A7]
>>
>> - [B1] =index(a$1:a$7,rows(a$1:a$7)-row()+1)
>> - copy/drag down up to [B7]
>>
>> hth,
>> hector.


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#5 Héctor Miguel
15/05/2010 - 17:34 | Informe spam
hi, Denish !

just copy the above initially mentioned values and then reverse them as mentioned above.
or just try on this
65
46
36
84
46
85



=> done !!!, I put the above values in range [A1:A6]

make this values as
85
45
84
36
46
65



=> done !!!, I put in [B1] the proposed formula (a little bit changed)
from: =index(a$1:a$7,rows(a$1:a$7)-row()+1)
to: =index(a$1:a$6,rows(a$1:a$6)-row()+1)

and copy/drag down up to [B6] and I get your second set of (ordered) values

Am i clear now?



=> yes !!! (the same as in your OP)
what, how, where, ... are you trying "the formula" and "the values" ?

hth,
hector.
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