Formula Addition Copy
Example sheet 1
a1 to a1000 each has a different number: sheet 2 cell a1 add sheet 1 a1 to a100 cell a2 add sheet 1 a101 to 200 Is there a way to copy formula into cell a3 without editing it. |
Formula Addition Copy
one way:
Sheet2: A1: =SUM(OFFSET(Sheet1!A$1,(ROW()-1)*100,0,100,1)) Copy down as necessary. In article , Joey wrote: Example sheet 1 a1 to a1000 each has a different number: sheet 2 cell a1 add sheet 1 a1 to a100 cell a2 add sheet 1 a101 to 200 Is there a way to copy formula into cell a3 without editing it. |
Formula Addition Copy
Put this in A2 and copy down:
=SUM(OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,100*(ROW()-1),0,100,1)) Joey wrote: Example sheet 1 a1 to a1000 each has a different number: sheet 2 cell a1 add sheet 1 a1 to a100 cell a2 add sheet 1 a101 to 200 Is there a way to copy formula into cell a3 without editing it. -- Dave Peterson |
Formula Addition Copy
Hi, Thanks for help, however, i did not clearly post my problem
going to cell a3 sheet 2 need to copy formula making it additional 100 rows 201 to 300 can this be done Thanks Joe "Dave Peterson" wrote: Put this in A2 and copy down: =SUM(OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,100*(ROW()-1),0,100,1)) Joey wrote: Example sheet 1 a1 to a1000 each has a different number: sheet 2 cell a1 add sheet 1 a1 to a100 cell a2 add sheet 1 a101 to 200 Is there a way to copy formula into cell a3 without editing it. -- Dave Peterson |
Formula Addition Copy
I had a typo:
Put this in A1 and copy down: =SUM(OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,100*(ROW()-1),0,100,1)) But try it, then post back with your results. Joey wrote: Hi, Thanks for help, however, i did not clearly post my problem going to cell a3 sheet 2 need to copy formula making it additional 100 rows 201 to 300 can this be done Thanks Joe "Dave Peterson" wrote: Put this in A2 and copy down: =SUM(OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,100*(ROW()-1),0,100,1)) Joey wrote: Example sheet 1 a1 to a1000 each has a different number: sheet 2 cell a1 add sheet 1 a1 to a100 cell a2 add sheet 1 a101 to 200 Is there a way to copy formula into cell a3 without editing it. -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
Formula Addition Copy
Ps. The typo was "put this in A2". It should be A1. The formula didn't
change. Dave Peterson wrote: I had a typo: Put this in A1 and copy down: =SUM(OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,100*(ROW()-1),0,100,1)) But try it, then post back with your results. Joey wrote: Hi, Thanks for help, however, i did not clearly post my problem going to cell a3 sheet 2 need to copy formula making it additional 100 rows 201 to 300 can this be done Thanks Joe "Dave Peterson" wrote: Put this in A2 and copy down: =SUM(OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,100*(ROW()-1),0,100,1)) Joey wrote: Example sheet 1 a1 to a1000 each has a different number: sheet 2 cell a1 add sheet 1 a1 to a100 cell a2 add sheet 1 a101 to 200 Is there a way to copy formula into cell a3 without editing it. -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
Formula Addition Copy
HI , Thank you. This is exactly what was needed.
Joe "Dave Peterson" wrote: Ps. The typo was "put this in A2". It should be A1. The formula didn't change. Dave Peterson wrote: I had a typo: Put this in A1 and copy down: =SUM(OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,100*(ROW()-1),0,100,1)) But try it, then post back with your results. Joey wrote: Hi, Thanks for help, however, i did not clearly post my problem going to cell a3 sheet 2 need to copy formula making it additional 100 rows 201 to 300 can this be done Thanks Joe "Dave Peterson" wrote: Put this in A2 and copy down: =SUM(OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,100*(ROW()-1),0,100,1)) Joey wrote: Example sheet 1 a1 to a1000 each has a different number: sheet 2 cell a1 add sheet 1 a1 to a100 cell a2 add sheet 1 a101 to 200 Is there a way to copy formula into cell a3 without editing it. -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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