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I have a list of data that I am trying to summarize in a separate worksheet.
My formula in cell A3= Master!A2. In cell A4 I have the formula = Master!A14 (or 12 rows down). Cell A5= Master!A26 etc. down the entire sheet. I have manually put in A14, A26, etc. down the column. How can I automate that formula to say I would like whatever is 12 rows down from the cell above it? So, in cell A4, I don't want to manually put in A14 but tell it to look 12 rows down from A3. Does that make sense? |
You can use the INDIRECT function. In cell A3, enter:
=INDIRECT("Master!A"&2+(ROW()-3)*12) and copy down as far as required. HJ wrote: I have a list of data that I am trying to summarize in a separate worksheet. My formula in cell A3= Master!A2. In cell A4 I have the formula = Master!A14 (or 12 rows down). Cell A5= Master!A26 etc. down the entire sheet. I have manually put in A14, A26, etc. down the column. How can I automate that formula to say I would like whatever is 12 rows down from the cell above it? So, in cell A4, I don't want to manually put in A14 but tell it to look 12 rows down from A3. Does that make sense? -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
Thanks so much :)
"Debra Dalgleish" wrote: You can use the INDIRECT function. In cell A3, enter: =INDIRECT("Master!A"&2+(ROW()-3)*12) and copy down as far as required. HJ wrote: I have a list of data that I am trying to summarize in a separate worksheet. My formula in cell A3= Master!A2. In cell A4 I have the formula = Master!A14 (or 12 rows down). Cell A5= Master!A26 etc. down the entire sheet. I have manually put in A14, A26, etc. down the column. How can I automate that formula to say I would like whatever is 12 rows down from the cell above it? So, in cell A4, I don't want to manually put in A14 but tell it to look 12 rows down from A3. Does that make sense? -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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