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I have data in sheet1 in cells A1:A5.

In cell C3 of Sheet2 I want to place this formula "=Sheet1!A1". Based on
that formula lookup, I want Cell D3 to look at Sheet1!A2, Cell E3 to look at
Sheet1!A3, and so on ...

If I changed the formula in cell C3 of Sheet 2 to "=Sheet1!B1" I would want
all the other cell references to automatically change to Sheet1!B2,
Sheet1!B3, etc.

Does anyone know how to do this?
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One way:

Choose Insert/Name/Define:

Name in Workbook: BaseCol
Formula: =Sheet1!$A:$A

In Sheet2:

C3: =INDEX(BaseCol, Column()-2)


To change to B1,B2, change the definition to Sheet1!$B:$B using
Insert/Name/Define.


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I have data in sheet1 in cells A1:A5.

In cell C3 of Sheet2 I want to place this formula "=Sheet1!A1". Based on
that formula lookup, I want Cell D3 to look at Sheet1!A2, Cell E3 to look at
Sheet1!A3, and so on ...

If I changed the formula in cell C3 of Sheet 2 to "=Sheet1!B1" I would want
all the other cell references to automatically change to Sheet1!B2,
Sheet1!B3, etc.

Does anyone know how to do this?

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try:


in C3:

=INDIRECT("Sheet1!A" & COLUMN()-2)

copy across

"Tim Caldwell" wrote:

I have data in sheet1 in cells A1:A5.

In cell C3 of Sheet2 I want to place this formula "=Sheet1!A1". Based on
that formula lookup, I want Cell D3 to look at Sheet1!A2, Cell E3 to look at
Sheet1!A3, and so on ...

If I changed the formula in cell C3 of Sheet 2 to "=Sheet1!B1" I would want
all the other cell references to automatically change to Sheet1!B2,
Sheet1!B3, etc.

Does anyone know how to do this?

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Switch between relative, absolute, and mixed references
1.. Select the cell that contains the formula.
2.. In the formula bar , select the reference you want to change.
3.. Press F4 to toggle through the combinations. The "Changes To" column
reflects how a reference type updates if a formula containing the reference
is copied two cells down and two cells to the right.


Formula being copied

Reference (Description) Changes to
$A$1 (absolute column and absolute row) $A$1
A$1 (relative column and absolute row) C$1
$A1 (absolute column and relative row) $A3
A1 (relative column and relative row) C3


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I have data in sheet1 in cells A1:A5.

In cell C3 of Sheet2 I want to place this formula "=Sheet1!A1". Based on
that formula lookup, I want Cell D3 to look at Sheet1!A2, Cell E3 to look
at
Sheet1!A3, and so on ...

If I changed the formula in cell C3 of Sheet 2 to "=Sheet1!B1" I would
want
all the other cell references to automatically change to Sheet1!B2,
Sheet1!B3, etc.

Does anyone know how to do this?


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