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Cell Reference Generation
I have a formula[=COUNTIFS(Data!H$3:Data!H$200,1)] in cell c2 that references
another worksheet. I want to paste this formula in column C from c2:c200. I need for the numbers to stay the same but I need for the Letter cell reference to increase from one cell to the next. What is the method of having that happen vertically? |
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Cell Reference Generation
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=COUNTIFS(INDIRECT("Data!R3C" & (ROW()+6) & ":" & "R200C" & (ROW()+6),0),1) "Kcope8302" wrote: I have a formula[=COUNTIFS(Data!H$3:Data!H$200,1)] in cell c2 that references another worksheet. I want to paste this formula in column C from c2:c200. I need for the numbers to stay the same but I need for the Letter cell reference to increase from one cell to the next. What is the method of having that happen vertically? |
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Cell Reference Generation
Can you explain the equation as I will have to manipulate to more than one
column. Thanks "Sheeloo" wrote: Try =COUNTIFS(INDIRECT("Data!R3C" & (ROW()+6) & ":" & "R200C" & (ROW()+6),0),1) "Kcope8302" wrote: I have a formula[=COUNTIFS(Data!H$3:Data!H$200,1)] in cell c2 that references another worksheet. I want to paste this formula in column C from c2:c200. I need for the numbers to stay the same but I need for the Letter cell reference to increase from one cell to the next. What is the method of having that happen vertically? |
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