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I'm trying to write a function that will copy from one row to the next one
down, but move the target range a greater distance. Here's the scenario. A1=10 A2=20 A3=30 A4=40 A5=50 A6=60 A7=70 A8=80 A9=90 A10=100 A11=110 A12=120 B1=SUM(A1:A3) = 60 B2=SUM(A4:A6) = 150 B3=SUM(A7:A9) = 240 B4=SUM(A10:A12) = 330 Do you see how the target ranges in column B skip? I'm only going down one row, but I want the data collected to move down by three rows. My question is this: Is there a way to write the function in cell B1 so that I can copy it and paste it to cell B2 and on down without having to re-write the range of cells in the parentheses? Thank you! |
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