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Awesome! Thanks.
"mark" wrote: The answer to your question about whethe you need a formula, macro, or code, most likely depends upon how often you need to do it. If you only need to do it once, formulas will do it nicely. If you need to do it a bunch of times, you'll want to automate it with code. Here are two formulas that may help: =ROW(A1) =MOD(A1,15) =ROW will tell you the row number of eacy line. =MOD will result in 0 (the remainder, when the row number is divided by 15) each time it hits a 15th row. Hope that helps. Mark "jlo" wrote: I have a spreadsheet and I am trying to develop a list from that spreadsheet. I need Excel to find the data in every 15th row in column A. For instance Column A is Name, Column B is Address. I want to generate a list of every name in Column A for every 15th record. Would I need a formula, macro or code? Thanks in advance. |
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