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Default Extending formulas with gaps in reference

I am cutting a report from a web page and pasting it into a sheet in excel.
I then reference the report and perform some relatively complex formulas in
another sheet. The report can contain from 20 to 150 rows of onformation,
but when pasted into excel the information is only in every third row. I
want to replicate my formulas but when I try the replication either

A. Extends for every row, or
B. If I select multiple rows of data and then replcate it makes an exact
copy of the formula without adjusting the references.

I have used method A and simply deleted the unrequired inserted rows, but
everytime I make a change to the formula it requires that I redo the manual
deletion process.

Is there a way to force the replication to adjust the refences for every
third row?


Any suggestions greatly appreciated.

thanks
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