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Hi,
I'm using Excel version 2003. I have the following formula =IF(SUM('Section 3'!$H$1675:$J$1686)=0,"",SUM('Section 3'!$H$1675:$J$1686)) and would like to increment the cell references by 12. I was wondering if there is a way to do this using a bit of VBA code? So the result i'm looking for after code run is =IF(SUM('Section 3'!$H$1687:$J$1698)=0,"",SUM('Section 3'!$H$1687:$J$1698)). I will be running the formula along the columns so will need to increment the formula by 12 for each new column. Thanks Dave |
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