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Hi,
I want to somehow automatically increment cell references. It would be easier to explain with an example. In my worksheet, i want to list all the all the summary turnovers in my Turnover worksheet. For the first cell, Turnover!D7 is what i want, Turnover!D14 is for the second cell, Turnover!D21 is for the third cell and etc. If i use the normally fill function by holding right corner and dragging i will get Turnover!D8 for second cell, Turnover!D9 for third cell and etc. Could someone enlighten me. It is so frustrating to always add 7 to the previous cell reference. Thanks in advance. |
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Try the following formula in your first cell.
=OFFSET(Turnover!$D$7,(ROW(A1)-1)*7,0) When copied down it will produce the pattern you need. John Green "John M" wrote in message ... Hi, I want to somehow automatically increment cell references. It would be easier to explain with an example. In my worksheet, i want to list all the all the summary turnovers in my Turnover worksheet. For the first cell, Turnover!D7 is what i want, Turnover!D14 is for the second cell, Turnover!D21 is for the third cell and etc. If i use the normally fill function by holding right corner and dragging i will get Turnover!D8 for second cell, Turnover!D9 for third cell and etc. Could someone enlighten me. It is so frustrating to always add 7 to the previous cell reference. Thanks in advance. |
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