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How do I copy a formula with increasing worksheet numbers
My worksheets are numbered 1 - 25.
my formula is: =IF(B$3='1'!$E$6,1,0). I want to copy this formalu into the next column and have the worksheet name automatically change from 1 to 2. Is this possible? |
How do I copy a formula with increasing worksheet numbers
Hi!
Try this: =IF(B$3=INDIRECT("'"&COLUMNS($A:A)&"'!E6"),1,0) Biff "Harrison_05" wrote in message ... My worksheets are numbered 1 - 25. my formula is: =IF(B$3='1'!$E$6,1,0). I want to copy this formalu into the next column and have the worksheet name automatically change from 1 to 2. Is this possible? |
How do I copy a formula with increasing worksheet numbers
Thanks Biff - don't understand how it works but it does! Will have to
research the INDIRECT command. Harrison_05 "Biff" wrote: Hi! Try this: =IF(B$3=INDIRECT("'"&COLUMNS($A:A)&"'!E6"),1,0) Biff "Harrison_05" wrote in message ... My worksheets are numbered 1 - 25. my formula is: =IF(B$3='1'!$E$6,1,0). I want to copy this formalu into the next column and have the worksheet name automatically change from 1 to 2. Is this possible? |
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