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Hi!
I am looking for a way to work smarter..! I am wondering how to copy a formula to the cell below but change the reference in the formula at the same time. For example; =IF('EAST Region PSR Detail '!A9=""," ",'EAST Region PSR Detail '!A9) if you drag this down to the cell below, the cell reference will change from A9 to A10. I am looking to get it to change in intervals of 6 instead of 1. So the cell below would be A15 instead of A10. Thank you! |
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1. select the cell, press F2 , copy the formula from formula bar and paste it. 2.change the reference style =IF('EAST Region PSR Detail '!A$9=""," ",'EAST Region PSR Detail '!A$9) On Feb 9, 12:32*pm, mainsol wrote: Hi! I am looking for a way to work smarter..! *I am wondering how to copy a formula to the cell below but change the reference in the formula at the same time. For example; *=IF('EAST Region PSR *Detail '!A9=""," ",'EAST Region PSR * Detail '!A9) if you drag this down to the cell below, the cell reference will change from A9 to A10. *I am looking to get it to change in intervals of 6 instead of 1. * So the cell below would be A15 instead of A10. Thank you! |
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