![]() |
Copying Formulas
Bernie, I thought I could modify the Index and Indirect to work, but I can't. They work fine on a new work sheet. I should have explained further. I am trying to move data from sheet named 'payroll entry' AI335, AI338, AI341, etc to sheet named '28day report' H41, H42, H43, etc (AI334,AI337, AI 340 etc, holds data used for another field in the '28day report', and AI333 , AI336 and so on are used as text fields for headers for the items below them) Any Ideas Thanks Mike "Bernie Deitrick" <deitbe @ consumer dot org wrote in message ... Mike, In sheet2 A1, enter =INDEX(Sheet1!A:A,ROW()*2-1) and copy down as far as you need. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Michael E. Gibson" wrote in message ... Is there a way to have copy paste skip rows when copying a formula. Here's what I am doing Sheet 1 has data in A1 data A2 blank A3 Data On sheet 2 I need the data from A1 to go to A1 and the data from A3 to go to A2 etc. In an example Sheet 2 A1 reads "=sheet1!A1" Using copy makes the next line read "=sheet1!A2". How can I make it skip to "=sheet1!A3" in A2? Thanks Mike |
Copying Formulas
Mike,
Here's how you can adapt the INDIRECT suggestion to suit .. In sheet named: 28day report, Put in the top/starting cell, ie in H41: =INDIRECT("'payroll entry'!AI"&ROW(A1)*3-3+335) Copy H41 down to return as required The expression: ROW(A1)*3-3 will create a simple number series: 0,3,6,9... as the formula is copied down while the "+335" is an arithmetic adjustment since the start cell in 'payroll entry' is in row 335 (The expression in H41 is left intentionally unsimplified for easier understanding) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Michael E. Gibson" wrote in message m... Bernie, I thought I could modify the Index and Indirect to work, but I can't. They work fine on a new work sheet. I should have explained further. I am trying to move data from sheet named 'payroll entry' AI335, AI338, AI341, etc to sheet named '28day report' H41, H42, H43, etc (AI334,AI337, AI 340 etc, holds data used for another field in the '28day report', and AI333 , AI336 and so on are used as text fields for headers for the items below them) Any Ideas Thanks Mike |
Copying Formulas
That worked, Thanks Max,
Mike "Max" wrote in message ... Mike, Here's how you can adapt the INDIRECT suggestion to suit .. In sheet named: 28day report, Put in the top/starting cell, ie in H41: =INDIRECT("'payroll entry'!AI"&ROW(A1)*3-3+335) Copy H41 down to return as required The expression: ROW(A1)*3-3 will create a simple number series: 0,3,6,9... as the formula is copied down while the "+335" is an arithmetic adjustment since the start cell in 'payroll entry' is in row 335 (The expression in H41 is left intentionally unsimplified for easier understanding) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Michael E. Gibson" wrote in message m... Bernie, I thought I could modify the Index and Indirect to work, but I can't. They work fine on a new work sheet. I should have explained further. I am trying to move data from sheet named 'payroll entry' AI335, AI338, AI341, etc to sheet named '28day report' H41, H42, H43, etc (AI334,AI337, AI 340 etc, holds data used for another field in the '28day report', and AI333 , AI336 and so on are used as text fields for headers for the items below them) Any Ideas Thanks Mike |
Copying Formulas
Good to hear that, Mike ! You're welcome.
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Michael E. Gibson" wrote in message ... That worked, Thanks Max, |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 08:55 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com