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I need to add Indirect to 5000 rows of formula. So, with the following
formula, how can I get it to fill with the correct cell references(T2 becomes
T3 and Z2 becomes Z3 and so on down the column)?
=SUM(INDIRECT("Allocate!T2")+INDIRECT("Allocate!Z2 "))
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=SUM(INDIRECT("Allocate!T"&ROW(A2))+INDIRECT("Allo cate!Z"&ROW(A2)))

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I need to add Indirect to 5000 rows of formula. So, with the following
formula, how can I get it to fill with the correct cell references(T2

becomes
T3 and Z2 becomes Z3 and so on down the column)?
=SUM(INDIRECT("Allocate!T2")+INDIRECT("Allocate!Z2 "))



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Thank you for your response but this didn't seem to work. I have tried wild
cards in find and replace but have been unable to get that to work either.
Any other suggestions?

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=SUM(INDIRECT("Allocate!T"&ROW(A2))+INDIRECT("Allo cate!Z"&ROW(A2)))

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Bob Phillips

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I need to add Indirect to 5000 rows of formula. So, with the following
formula, how can I get it to fill with the correct cell references(T2

becomes
T3 and Z2 becomes Z3 and so on down the column)?
=SUM(INDIRECT("Allocate!T2")+INDIRECT("Allocate!Z2 "))




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Yes, it did work! So SORRY!! Not quite sure why it works but it does and
that makes this project so much easier.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=SUM(INDIRECT("Allocate!T"&ROW(A2))+INDIRECT("Allo cate!Z"&ROW(A2)))

--

HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct)

"D" wrote in message
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I need to add Indirect to 5000 rows of formula. So, with the following
formula, how can I get it to fill with the correct cell references(T2

becomes
T3 and Z2 becomes Z3 and so on down the column)?
=SUM(INDIRECT("Allocate!T2")+INDIRECT("Allocate!Z2 "))




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One thing to note is that indirect is volatile meaning that this formula will
recalculate with every calculation in XL. This could will be a fairly large
performance hit and things may respond quite slowly...
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Yes, it did work! So SORRY!! Not quite sure why it works but it does and
that makes this project so much easier.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=SUM(INDIRECT("Allocate!T"&ROW(A2))+INDIRECT("Allo cate!Z"&ROW(A2)))

--

HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct)

"D" wrote in message
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I need to add Indirect to 5000 rows of formula. So, with the following
formula, how can I get it to fill with the correct cell references(T2

becomes
T3 and Z2 becomes Z3 and so on down the column)?
=SUM(INDIRECT("Allocate!T2")+INDIRECT("Allocate!Z2 "))




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