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I'm copying a formula that gets its values from a different worksheet and the
values are not from a serielised range. How can I write it so that the values automatically pick up which cells to refer to? i.e if CELL E6 in sheet2 has formula: IF(SUM('Sheet1'!E$6:G$6) 0,SUM('Sheet1'!E$6:G$6),"") CELL F6 should have : =IF(SUM('Sheet1'!H$6:J$6) 0,SUM('Sheet1'!H$6:J$6),"") CELL G6 should have : =IF(SUM('Sheet1'!K$6:M$6) 0,SUM('Sheet1'!K$6:M$6),"") so thats E:G, H:J, K:M etc Thus the columns must reflect the change after every 3rd column but I'm referencing the same row. -- Wether you think you can or you think you cant , you are right ... anon |
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