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an indirect function can do this with a little manipulation
if you start in row 3 for example =indirect("'Sheet"&row()-2&"'!A1") and copy this equation down it should do what you want. "nelsquid" wrote: Is it possible to enter a formula in the format of, "='Sheet1'!A1" and then just click and drag and have the formula automatically go the the next sheet? i.e "='Sheet2'!A1" instead of "='Sheet1'!A2" |
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