You can open the Paste Special dialog in 3 ways: 1  On the, click the little black arrow below the Paste button, and select Transpose. 2  Right click the destination cell and choose Paste Special from the context menu, then select Transpose. 3  And finally, the fastest way is to press CTRL+ALT+V, select Transpose and click OK.
Army. The U.S. Army accepts enlistees who are 17 to 35 years old. In most cases, you must be in your senior year of high school or have graduated from high school to join. The Army accepts people who have passed the general educational development (GED) test.
When you join the U.S. Army as an enlisted soldier you sign a legal document known as an enlistment contract. All first-term enlistments in the U.S. military incur a minimum eight-year service obligation featuring a combination of active duty and active or inactive reserve time. Most standard Army enlistment contracts feature four years of active duty and four years of inactive reserve service. However, the Army also offers a wide array of enlistment contract options. The enlistment contract you sign is a legally binding agreement between you and the Army.