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I have one worksheet with information within every 40th cell down that I want
to summarize on another sheet. The auto fill in wants to make each cell on the summary sheet increment by one, how can I make it increment by the number of cells I need, e.g. =A1, =A41, =A81, etc.? Thank you, Gary |
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Say you wanted your summary to start in cell B2: B2: =INDEX(Sheet1!A:A,(ROW()-ROW($B$2))*40+1) In article , "Gary Fuller" <Gary wrote: I have one worksheet with information within every 40th cell down that I want to summarize on another sheet. The auto fill in wants to make each cell on the summary sheet increment by one, how can I make it increment by the number of cells I need, e.g. =A1, =A41, =A81, etc.? Thank you, Gary |
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