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Apologies for my second post of the day, but I have just discovered this
resource. The cell I am working in references data held in a file with a date-based name. Is there any way to write the formula so when you drag it to other cells, it goes up in equal incrimemts? So if A1 is referencing '01.01.06' how do I set it so A2 references '02.01.06' without having to rewrite the formula for each one? Thanks again. |
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