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First let me credit Joseph Rubin's website as the source for this formula:
=INDEX($A$2:$A$13,(ROW()-2)*3+3) to be used to grab every third value from a list (range) in $A$2:$A&13. The results look like this: a c b f c i d ... e f g h i My problem is that I need to calculate from the bottom up of a range so that the last value is always at the end in the manufactured "every 3rd value" list. So, for the other end of the alphabet, for example, r s t u v w ... x t y w z z I know I can just use =z to get started with the new column end, but I am struggling with the formula reversing up from there. My thanks in advance for any help! Cheers! Brad |