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Help with Offset formula
I have two worksheets. The first worksheet has data in every 4th column ie a,
d, g, j, etc that I want to bring in to columns a,b,c,d etc on the second sheet. Using the offset function I either need to move the reference cell each time or move the offset itself. How can I do this? |
Help with Offset formula
Assuming that Sheet1!A1:Z1 contains the data, try...
A1, copied across: =INDEX('Sheet1'!$A1:$Z1,COLUMNS($A1:A1)*3-3+1) Adjust the sheet reference and range for your data accordingly. Hope this helps! In article , Ken G. wrote: I have two worksheets. The first worksheet has data in every 4th column ie a, d, g, j, etc that I want to bring in to columns a,b,c,d etc on the second sheet. Using the offset function I either need to move the reference cell each time or move the offset itself. How can I do this? |
Help with Offset formula
Thanks - I was on the wrong track completely!
"Domenic" wrote: Assuming that Sheet1!A1:Z1 contains the data, try... A1, copied across: =INDEX('Sheet1'!$A1:$Z1,COLUMNS($A1:A1)*3-3+1) Adjust the sheet reference and range for your data accordingly. Hope this helps! In article , Ken G. wrote: I have two worksheets. The first worksheet has data in every 4th column ie a, d, g, j, etc that I want to bring in to columns a,b,c,d etc on the second sheet. Using the offset function I either need to move the reference cell each time or move the offset itself. How can I do this? |
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