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I will reword my previous question because after looking at it I think I worded it incorrectly.
I have a database that collects customers surnames, middle names, address, towns, etc. So if we take the first entry under surnames I have the T formula which refers to the cell and column where the info is, eg: =T('Shop Invoice'!D29) the next cell down, again under surname has =T('Shop Invoice'!D87). What I need to know is what do I have to add to the second formula so that I can autofill each successive cell to look at the next cell of information 58 cells down from the previous one. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks Bazza |
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=T(INDIRECT("'Shop Invoice'!D"&29+(ROW(A1)-1)*58))
-- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Bazza" wrote in message ... I will reword my previous question because after looking at it I think I worded it incorrectly. I have a database that collects customers surnames, middle names, address, towns, etc. So if we take the first entry under surnames I have the T formula which refers to the cell and column where the info is, eg: =T('Shop Invoice'!D29) the next cell down, again under surname has =T('Shop Invoice'!D87). What I need to know is what do I have to add to the second formula so that I can autofill each successive cell to look at the next cell of information 58 cells down from the previous one. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks Bazza -- Bazza |
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