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Default user defined function which increase consecutively while passing below cells

Hi Oercim,

Am Thu, 7 Mar 2013 05:02:05 -0800 (PST) schrieb oercim:

I want to modify this function a little bit. Let my function returns always "1" as I drag the function down. But while doing this, I want to store above's function's values as variable; let say this variable's name is "x". I mean, the function will return always 1 as I drag the function down, but x will increase consecutively (like 1,2,3,...). But x will not be dispayed in the sheet. It will just stored, and assigned to draged cell. This is realy the last one.


why do you need this function? I am asking that because I am searching a
new and better way to do it.


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Claus Busch
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