Hi, I'm struggling here.

Here is my Layout:

Period 1 Period 2
Period 3 ...
Cost Unit Hours Cost Unit Hours Cost
Unit Hours
Worker 1
Worker 2
Worker 3
....

On a cover sheet, I have a VBA combo box that lists all the Period #'s I've
entered.
I also have a "Cost", "Unit" and "Hours" columns on that cover sheet.

Depending on which Period # is selected on the drop down, I want to populate
the cover sheet with that specific period # data.

I need to use a reference function that can skip columns at regular
intervals, perhaps by using the reference cell tied to the VBA combo box?

To make things trickier, I'm continually adding more data. So every 2
weeks, 3 columns will be tacked on, or all existing data will be shifted over
3 columns (I'd prefer to do it this way), and 1 more Period # will be added
to the drop down list.

I'm sure someone's had to deal with this before.

-Beric

I figured it out myself...

=INDEX(Sheet1!$F$2:$JW$300,3,MATCH($B$4,Sheet1!$F$ 2:$JW$2,0)+1)

the MATCH function gives the column location for the INDEX to find the
value. The "+1" Shifts one column to the right.

"Beric Dondarrion" wrote:

Hi, I'm struggling here.

Here is my Layout:

Period 1 Period 2
Period 3 ...
Cost Unit Hours Cost Unit Hours Cost
Unit Hours
Worker 1
Worker 2
Worker 3
...

On a cover sheet, I have a VBA combo box that lists all the Period #'s I've
entered.
I also have a "Cost", "Unit" and "Hours" columns on that cover sheet.

Depending on which Period # is selected on the drop down, I want to populate
the cover sheet with that specific period # data.

I need to use a reference function that can skip columns at regular
intervals, perhaps by using the reference cell tied to the VBA combo box?

To make things trickier, I'm continually adding more data. So every 2
weeks, 3 columns will be tacked on, or all existing data will be shifted over
3 columns (I'd prefer to do it this way), and 1 more Period # will be added
to the drop down list.

I'm sure someone's had to deal with this before.

-Beric