If I understand you, you're looking to copy a link formula across columns,
along a row, and have the formula reference a single column, down the rows.

If I'm right, enter this *anywhere*, and copy across as needed:

=INDEX('Hedge Fund'!$E:$E,COLUMNS($A:AC))

This *starts* with Row 29, and increments from there.
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HTH,

RD

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"JessieB" wrote in message
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When i remove $ in front of E, it automatically goes to F which is what i
don't want. i want the column to still reference E , but move down a row
to
30 instead of 20. what can i do?

"Bernard Liengme" wrote:

When you copy this ='Hedge Fund'!$E29 to another column the $ in front of
the E tells Excel not to alter the column in the cell reference
SO if you use ='Hedge Fund'!E29 all should be wee
best wishes
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Bernard V Liengme
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"JessieB" wrote in message
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I m trying to use the same formula for the next column over but when i
copy
and paste the formula i get the same answer.
so for Nov, 1) -2.70 is the result i get from the underline formula of
='Hedge Fund'!$E29. I want Dec's column to be the same formula but
='Hedge
Fund'!$E30 instead.
how can i Find/Replace a part of a formula to replace something back to
the
formula? i want the result to come from line 30 instead of line 29, but
when
i Find=*29 and Replace with=*30, i don't get the results from 'hedge
Fund'
page, but i get *30

A % Nov % Dec
1 -2.70 -2.70
2 -1.65 -1.65
3 -1.61 -1.61
4 -0.75 -0.75
5 -5.04 -5.04