Thanks for the reply.


rmarks Wrote:
That worked for me. Thank you very much!

"Bryan Hessey" wrote:


Offset the column number by the number of rows above the firstline
of
the drag,
ie, using c41+c87+c137+c184 in Row 9 and 'dragging' down would give


=OFFSET($C$41,0,ROW()-9)+OFFSET($C$87,0,ROW()-9)+OFFSET($C$137,0,ROW()-9)+OFFSET($C$184,0,ROW()-9)

and formula drag that downwards.


rmarks Wrote:
I am having a problem dragging down a formula. Its easier for me
to
give an
example rather than describe the problem. Example: The formula im
trying to
drag down is: c41+c87+c137+c184. If i drag this down i will get
c42+c88+c138+c185 in the next row but the formula i result i would
like
for
the drag down is d41+d87+d137+d184. Any thoughts on how i can
correct
this?


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