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=INDIRECT($A$3&"!B53")

I want to autofill down my column but have the B53 change to B54, B55, etc.
How do I set that up. I think it has something to do with "rows"? Thanks,
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Hi,

Possibly

=INDIRECT("A3")&B54

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"Eden397" wrote:

=INDIRECT($A$3&"!B53")

I want to autofill down my column but have the B53 change to B54, B55, etc.
How do I set that up. I think it has something to do with "rows"? Thanks,
Eden 397

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$A$3 is the cell containing the tab name that I want to pull B54 from so I
need it to stay as is but was wondering if I could use the "row" function to
autofill my B54 with the next cell down.

"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

Possibly

=INDIRECT("A3")&B54

Mike

"Eden397" wrote:

=INDIRECT($A$3&"!B53")

I want to autofill down my column but have the B53 change to B54, B55, etc.
How do I set that up. I think it has something to do with "rows"? Thanks,
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=INDIRECT($A$3&"!B"&ROW(B53))
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=INDIRECT($A$3&"!B53")

I want to autofill down my column but have the B53 change to B54, B55,
etc.
How do I set that up. I think it has something to do with "rows"?
Thanks,
Eden 397



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=INDIRECT($A$3&"!B"&ROW(B53))
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=INDIRECT($A$3&"!B53")

I want to autofill down my column but have the B53 change to B54, B55,
etc.
How do I set that up. I think it has something to do with "rows"?
Thanks,
Eden 397



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Perhaps =INDIRECT($A$3&"!B"&ROW(B53))

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=INDIRECT($A$3&"!B53")

I want to autofill down my column but have the B53 change to B54, B55,
etc.
How do I set that up. I think it has something to do with "rows"?
Thanks,
Eden 397



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=INDIRECT($A$3&"!B" & ROW(53:53))


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On Thu, 21 Feb 2008 12:07:01 -0800, Eden397
wrote:

$A$3 is the cell containing the tab name that I want to pull B54 from so I
need it to stay as is but was wondering if I could use the "row" function to
autofill my B54 with the next cell down.

"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

Possibly

=INDIRECT("A3")&B54

Mike

"Eden397" wrote:

=INDIRECT($A$3&"!B53")

I want to autofill down my column but have the B53 change to B54, B55, etc.
How do I set that up. I think it has something to do with "rows"? Thanks,
Eden 397


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