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Extend formula row reference across columns
I would like to drag to extend the row reference across columns. See below
example. Can this be done? Col A B C D E..... =sheet2!D1 =sheet2!D2 =sheet2!D3 =sheet2!D4 Thanks, Joe M. |
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Extend formula row reference across columns
You could replace it with a different formula:
=index(sheet2!d:d,column()) Joe M. wrote: I would like to drag to extend the row reference across columns. See below example. Can this be done? Col A B C D E..... =sheet2!D1 =sheet2!D2 =sheet2!D3 =sheet2!D4 Thanks, Joe M. -- Dave Peterson |
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