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Autofill equations
I have a situation I've never run into. I have a simple equation like =C1-D1
located in cell A1. I want to copy this equation from A1 through A100. I can use Autofill to do it and it would update the cell reference from C2 to C3 to C4 etc. But what I want is that as I copy the equation down, the column references would update rather than the row references. So as I copy from A1 to A2, the equation would then read =D1-E1. Any help would be appreciated. -Eric |
Autofill equations
Try this:
=OFFSET($B$1,0,ROW(A1))-OFFSET($C$1,0,ROW(A1)) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Eric" wrote: I have a situation I've never run into. I have a simple equation like =C1-D1 located in cell A1. I want to copy this equation from A1 through A100. I can use Autofill to do it and it would update the cell reference from C2 to C3 to C4 etc. But what I want is that as I copy the equation down, the column references would update rather than the row references. So as I copy from A1 to A2, the equation would then read =D1-E1. Any help would be appreciated. -Eric |
Autofill equations
Put this in A1 instead of C1-D1:
=OFFSET($A$1,0,ROW()*2,1)-OFFSET($A$1,0,ROW()*2+1,1) this IS C1-D1 but as you fill down, it does what you requested... "Eric" wrote in message ... I have a situation I've never run into. I have a simple equation like =C1-D1 located in cell A1. I want to copy this equation from A1 through A100. I can use Autofill to do it and it would update the cell reference from C2 to C3 to C4 etc. But what I want is that as I copy the equation down, the column references would update rather than the row references. So as I copy from A1 to A2, the equation would then read =D1-E1. Any help would be appreciated. -Eric |
Autofill equations
Try this:
=INDIRECT(ADDRESS(1,ROW()+3))-INDIRECT(ADDRESS(1,ROW()+4)) HTH Elkar "Eric" wrote: I have a situation I've never run into. I have a simple equation like =C1-D1 located in cell A1. I want to copy this equation from A1 through A100. I can use Autofill to do it and it would update the cell reference from C2 to C3 to C4 etc. But what I want is that as I copy the equation down, the column references would update rather than the row references. So as I copy from A1 to A2, the equation would then read =D1-E1. Any help would be appreciated. -Eric |
Autofill equations
OP is not skipping 2 columns, thus no need for the "*2" operators.
-- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Bob Umlas" wrote: Put this in A1 instead of C1-D1: =OFFSET($A$1,0,ROW()*2,1)-OFFSET($A$1,0,ROW()*2+1,1) this IS C1-D1 but as you fill down, it does what you requested... "Eric" wrote in message ... I have a situation I've never run into. I have a simple equation like =C1-D1 located in cell A1. I want to copy this equation from A1 through A100. I can use Autofill to do it and it would update the cell reference from C2 to C3 to C4 etc. But what I want is that as I copy the equation down, the column references would update rather than the row references. So as I copy from A1 to A2, the equation would then read =D1-E1. Any help would be appreciated. -Eric |
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