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... I am trying to get sheet1 B1 to equal sheet2 B1 , then sheet1
B2 to equal sheet2 B10. Doing this with the formula This goes on for 10000 lines on sheet 2 so I need 100 lines on sheet one. Sorry, but (at least to me) the problem statement seems to keep changing. If you look up OFFSET(), ROW(), and COLUMN() in Excel's built-in Help, maybe that'll spark a solution. From the description above, you want to copy each 9 rows of Sheet2 to Sheet1, for a total of 1112 lines (not 100), assuming equally-spaced rows. This works when I try it: Put this in Sheet1!B1: =OFFSET(Sheet2!$B$1,9*(ROW()-1),0) Copy down to B1112 |
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