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Skip and copy formulas
Hi,
I have two workbooks (input and output) where one workbook(output) is linked to the other. Now i want to copy formulas from the output workbook to a new workbook and the formulas remain the same staying linked to the input workbook. Now i want to drag down formulas from one cell horizontally and in this formula, it should skip 5 columns in the input workbook and calculate automatically. Is there any way to do this? Thanks in advance |
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Skip and copy formulas
You could try something like =OFFSET(Sheet2!$A1,0,5*(COLUMN()-1))
-- David Biddulph wrote in message ups.com... Hi, I have two workbooks (input and output) where one workbook(output) is linked to the other. Now i want to copy formulas from the output workbook to a new workbook and the formulas remain the same staying linked to the input workbook. Now i want to drag down formulas from one cell horizontally and in this formula, it should skip 5 columns in the input workbook and calculate automatically. Is there any way to do this? Thanks in advance |
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