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i have a index value in each cell ranging from cell A24 - A280. Every 4th
row. A24,A32,A36.........A280. What i want to be able to do is if i delete some rows(always 4 rows at a time) the next cell value will always be 1 greater than the cell value above it. How can i do this by formula or code. eg. A24 = 1 A32 = 2 A36 = 3 A40 = 4 A44 = 5 A48 = 6 If say i need to delete the rows that contain the A40 cell(A40 - A43){4rows}, then the value in A44 WAS 5, but now it needs to be a value of 4(1 more than the value above it). How can i do this? Corey.... |
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