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benjampm

Change row and column when copying formula
 
I want to fill down a formula where the row and column both incriment by one:

=CONCATENATE(FK6,G6,GQ6)
=CONCATENATE(FL7,H7,GR7)

How can I do this?

Brad

Change row and column when copying formula
 
tested and works

=INDIRECT("R"&ROW()&"C"&199+ROW()-6,0)&INDIRECT("R"&ROW()&"C"&7+ROW()-6,0)&INDIRECT("R"&ROW()&"C"&167+ROW()-6,0)

This is assuming that the first equation is put on row 6... and copied
down....

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"benjampm" wrote:

I want to fill down a formula where the row and column both incriment by one:

=CONCATENATE(FK6,G6,GQ6)
=CONCATENATE(FL7,H7,GR7)

How can I do this?


Brad

Change row and column when copying formula
 
The 199 should be in the third indirect and the 167 should be in the first
indirect. Sorry about that....
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"Brad" wrote:

tested and works

=INDIRECT("R"&ROW()&"C"&199+ROW()-6,0)&INDIRECT("R"&ROW()&"C"&7+ROW()-6,0)&INDIRECT("R"&ROW()&"C"&167+ROW()-6,0)

This is assuming that the first equation is put on row 6... and copied
down....

--
Wag more, bark less


"benjampm" wrote:

I want to fill down a formula where the row and column both incriment by one:

=CONCATENATE(FK6,G6,GQ6)
=CONCATENATE(FL7,H7,GR7)

How can I do this?


Max

Change row and column when copying formula
 
Another option, place this in any starting cell, say in B3:
=OFFSET(FK6,,ROWS($1:1)-1)&OFFSET(G6,,ROWS($1:1)-1)&OFFSET(GQ6,,ROWS($1:1)-1)
Copy B3 down
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"benjampm" wrote:
I want to fill down a formula where the row and column both incriment by one:

=CONCATENATE(FK6,G6,GQ6)
=CONCATENATE(FL7,H7,GR7)

How can I do this?



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