One way would be to use Indirect. i.e with Table 1 in A1:B13
Start table 2 in A21 with

=INDIRECT("A"&(ROW()-20)*3-2)

and copy down

Copy A21 to B21 and substiture "A" with "B"

Adjust the row references as necessary for your conditions,

HTH



On 28 Aug 2006 05:13:18 -0700, "ZMAN" wrote:

Hi,
here is something that should be much simpler to accomplish but somehow
is very difficult to figure out.

Basically, for simplicity's sake, let's say I have a simple spreadsheet
shown in TABLE 1 below which has Mon-Fri in one column and dollar of
sales in the second column. But the catch is that each row is
separated by two blank rows. So say I would like to reference these
cells below but without skipping two rows and instead have it one after
another (Monday in first row, Tuesday in second, etc.) just like in
TABLE 2. Unfottunately, this is not possible by saying =A1 in the
first row and then logically saying go down 3 columns each time as if
to say [=A1 + "3 columns down"]. So how would I do this then? It's
very puzzling because there should be a simple way to do it. I thought
that maybe OFFSET should be used but I couldn't figure it out yet.


---TABLE 1---
Monday $100


Tuesday $80


Wednesday $120


Thursday $90


Friday $110





---TABLE 2---
Monday $100
Tuesday $80
Wednesday $120
Thursday $90
Friday $110

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Richard Buttrey
Grappenhall, Cheshire, UK
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