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naiveprogrammer
 
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Is there a way to be able to copy the paste link function where the cell
below automatically increments the cell number? (I.e. "=Monthly!$A$27" copy
to cell below "=Monthly!$A$28")

Thanks!
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Naive,

If you mean you're copying that formula, take out the $ signs. That makes
it a relative cell reference, not absolute as it now is.
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Is there a way to be able to copy the paste link function where the cell
below automatically increments the cell number? (I.e. "=Monthly!$A$27"
copy
to cell below "=Monthly!$A$28")

Thanks!



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Take the $ signs out of "=Monthly!$A$27" so it becomes "=Monthly!A27", then
copy.

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Is there a way to be able to copy the paste link function where the cell
below automatically increments the cell number? (I.e. "=Monthly!$A$27"

copy
to cell below "=Monthly!$A$28")

Thanks!



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