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Is it possible to duplicate the following formula into every 16th cell
along the A column without manually entering and changing every occurrence?? =WORKDAY(A3,1) Starting with A8, I need it do read =WORKDAY(A3,1) A24 I need =WORKDAY(A3,2) A40 I need =WORKDAY(A3,3)and so on, thru like A 496. Sincerely, Jacob |
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I'd use a little macro:
Option Explicit Sub testme() Dim iRow As Long For iRow = 8 To 496 Step 16 ActiveSheet.Cells(iRow, "A").Formula _ = "=WORKDAY(A3," & (iRow + 8) / 16 & ")" Next iRow End Sub But my last cell that I used was A488. If you're new to macros, you may want to read David McRitchie's intro at: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/getstarted.htm jacob wrote: Is it possible to duplicate the following formula into every 16th cell along the A column without manually entering and changing every occurrence?? =WORKDAY(A3,1) Starting with A8, I need it do read =WORKDAY(A3,1) A24 I need =WORKDAY(A3,2) A40 I need =WORKDAY(A3,3)and so on, thru like A 496. Sincerely, Jacob -- Dave Peterson |
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