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Hi! Experts

What is the Easiest way to copy Every 5th Row. I have 5000 row and i want to
Copy every 5th Row. Using Formulas not Macros.

Thanks in Advance

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Enter this formula in the 1st row of an empty helper column:

=MOD(ROW()/5,1)=0

Fill it down as necessary!
Autofilter TRUEs in helper column!
EditGotoAdvancedCurrentRegion
EditGotoAdvancedVisible cells only

Copy and paste!


Regards,
Stefi

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Hi! Experts

What is the Easiest way to copy Every 5th Row. I have 5000 row and i want to
Copy every 5th Row. Using Formulas not Macros.

Thanks in Advance

Hardeep kanwar

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Hi,
Another method:
Assuming your data is in column A starting in A1, then in B1 enter

=INDIRECT("A"&5*ROW()-4)

and drag down. This will copy the 1st, 6th, 11th 16th etc.

Dave


"Stefi" wrote:

Enter this formula in the 1st row of an empty helper column:

=MOD(ROW()/5,1)=0

Fill it down as necessary!
Autofilter TRUEs in helper column!
EditGotoAdvancedCurrentRegion
EditGotoAdvancedVisible cells only

Copy and paste!


Regards,
Stefi

€˛Hardeep_kanwar€¯ ezt Ć*rta:

Hi! Experts

What is the Easiest way to copy Every 5th Row. I have 5000 row and i want to
Copy every 5th Row. Using Formulas not Macros.

Thanks in Advance

Hardeep kanwar

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Thanks Stefi

It Works like a treat

Hardeep kanwar

"Stefi" wrote:

Enter this formula in the 1st row of an empty helper column:

=MOD(ROW()/5,1)=0

Fill it down as necessary!
Autofilter TRUEs in helper column!
EditGotoAdvancedCurrentRegion
EditGotoAdvancedVisible cells only

Copy and paste!


Regards,
Stefi

€˛Hardeep_kanwar€¯ ezt Ć*rta:

Hi! Experts

What is the Easiest way to copy Every 5th Row. I have 5000 row and i want to
Copy every 5th Row. Using Formulas not Macros.

Thanks in Advance

Hardeep kanwar

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Hey Dave When i insert your Function it give me the result like this:

5
10
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30
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40
45
50
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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0
0
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0
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0
0
0
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0
0
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Hardeep kanwar

"Dave Curtis" wrote:

Hi,
Another method:
Assuming your data is in column A starting in A1, then in B1 enter

=INDIRECT("A"&5*ROW()-4)

and drag down. This will copy the 1st, 6th, 11th 16th etc.

Dave


"Stefi" wrote:

Enter this formula in the 1st row of an empty helper column:

=MOD(ROW()/5,1)=0

Fill it down as necessary!
Autofilter TRUEs in helper column!
EditGotoAdvancedCurrentRegion
EditGotoAdvancedVisible cells only

Copy and paste!


Regards,
Stefi

€˛Hardeep_kanwar€¯ ezt Ć*rta:

Hi! Experts

What is the Easiest way to copy Every 5th Row. I have 5000 row and i want to
Copy every 5th Row. Using Formulas not Macros.

Thanks in Advance

Hardeep kanwar



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HI,

Sorry, I'll have another go. I misread what you needed.

Assume your data is in Sheet1.
Insert a defined name, and define Sheet1!$A$1 as "reference" (without the
quotes)
Then on Sheet2, in A1, enter the following formula:

=OFFSET(reference,5*ROW()-5,COLUMN()-1)

and copy down and across as far as necessary.

This should display ever fifth row from Sheet1.

Dave


"Hardeep_kanwar" wrote:

Hey Dave When i insert your Function it give me the result like this:

5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

Hardeep kanwar

"Dave Curtis" wrote:

Hi,
Another method:
Assuming your data is in column A starting in A1, then in B1 enter

=INDIRECT("A"&5*ROW()-4)

and drag down. This will copy the 1st, 6th, 11th 16th etc.

Dave


"Stefi" wrote:

Enter this formula in the 1st row of an empty helper column:

=MOD(ROW()/5,1)=0

Fill it down as necessary!
Autofilter TRUEs in helper column!
EditGotoAdvancedCurrentRegion
EditGotoAdvancedVisible cells only

Copy and paste!


Regards,
Stefi

€˛Hardeep_kanwar€¯ ezt Ć*rta:

Hi! Experts

What is the Easiest way to copy Every 5th Row. I have 5000 row and i want to
Copy every 5th Row. Using Formulas not Macros.

Thanks in Advance

Hardeep kanwar

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You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback!
Stefi

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Thanks Stefi

It Works like a treat

Hardeep kanwar

"Stefi" wrote:

Enter this formula in the 1st row of an empty helper column:

=MOD(ROW()/5,1)=0

Fill it down as necessary!
Autofilter TRUEs in helper column!
EditGotoAdvancedCurrentRegion
EditGotoAdvancedVisible cells only

Copy and paste!


Regards,
Stefi

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Hi! Experts

What is the Easiest way to copy Every 5th Row. I have 5000 row and i want to
Copy every 5th Row. Using Formulas not Macros.

Thanks in Advance

Hardeep kanwar

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