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I've tried several different ways to do this with no luck. I have a formula
in a cell that refers to a cell on another worksheet in the same book. I need to have each subsequent formula (horizontally) refer to the cell referenced, but offset by 7 rows. Here's the example: Cell A1 formula Cell A2 should refer to Cell A3 should refer to ='Raw Data'!$E1 ='Raw Data'!$E8 ='Raw Data'!$E15 Help please? |
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