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Hello,
Source data I want to copy are located on row 5, 10, 15, 20 and son on.
I want to use a formula like "=A5" to get these data to another sheet, but
located on every line :

SOURCE Destination Comment
@ Content @ content
A5 data1 A2 =Source!A5 that is data1
A10 data2 A3 =Source!A10 that is data2
A15 data3 A4 =Source!A15 that is data3

is is possible to fill jut A2 of the destination and then drag to get souce
data ?

Many thanks for help

John
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How about putting this in A2 of the destination sheet:

=index(sheet1!a:a,(row()-1)*5)

And drag down until you run out of data (you'll start seeing 0's).

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Hello,
Source data I want to copy are located on row 5, 10, 15, 20 and son on.
I want to use a formula like "=A5" to get these data to another sheet, but
located on every line :

SOURCE Destination Comment
@ Content @ content
A5 data1 A2 =Source!A5 that is data1
A10 data2 A3 =Source!A10 that is data2
A15 data3 A4 =Source!A15 that is data3

is is possible to fill jut A2 of the destination and then drag to get souce
data ?

Many thanks for help

John


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Hi John,

Try this in A2 of your destination sheet

=INDEX(Source!A:A,ROWS($1:1)*5)

HTH
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Hello,
Source data I want to copy are located on row 5, 10, 15, 20 and son on.
I want to use a formula like "=A5" to get these data to another sheet, but
located on every line :

SOURCE Destination Comment
@ Content @ content
A5 data1 A2 =Source!A5 that is data1
A10 data2 A3 =Source!A10 that is data2
A15 data3 A4 =Source!A15 that is data3

is is possible to fill jut A2 of the destination and then drag to get
souce
data ?

Many thanks for help

John



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Many thanks to Dave and Martin : works fine and usefull !

Kind regards

John
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"Dave Peterson" wrote:

How about putting this in A2 of the destination sheet:

=index(sheet1!a:a,(row()-1)*5)

And drag down until you run out of data (you'll start seeing 0's).

JohnDiese wrote:

Hello,
Source data I want to copy are located on row 5, 10, 15, 20 and son on.
I want to use a formula like "=A5" to get these data to another sheet, but
located on every line :

SOURCE Destination Comment
@ Content @ content
A5 data1 A2 =Source!A5 that is data1
A10 data2 A3 =Source!A10 that is data2
A15 data3 A4 =Source!A15 that is data3

is is possible to fill jut A2 of the destination and then drag to get souce
data ?

Many thanks for help

John


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