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Assuming your summation is starting in row 2 of a column and first summation
is B100:B104 then try:- =SUM(OFFSET($B$100,(ROW()-2)*5,,5)) If it any other row, change the 2 in the formula above to the row number of the first cell containing the formula e.g. if you start in row 4 then: =SUM(OFFSET($B$100,(ROW()-4)*5,,5)) HTH "Rita Palazzi" wrote: How do I copy down a formula where the cell references will increment by the same amount? E.g. Sum(B100:B104) will increment to Sum(B105:B109) as opposed to Sum(B101:B105). Thanks for any help you can provide... Rita |
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