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Here's the next part of the puzzle Cell I2:
=IF(Sheet3!A2=Sheet3!A1,Sheet3!E3,Sheet3!E3)

Cell I3:
=IF(Sheet3!A5=Sheet3!A4,Sheet3!E6,Sheet3!E6)

the cell wich the data is fetched from, eg. Sheet3!E3 has to increase be
increments of 3

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If your intention is to copy the formula down through more contiguous rows in
column I, try this in I2:
=IF(Sheet3!A4=Sheet3!A3,INDIRECT("Sheet3!E" &
(ROW()-1)*3),INDIRECT("Sheet3!E" & (ROW()-1)*3))

and copy down as needed. Please note, your formula returns the same value
whether the IF condition evaluates to TRUE or FALSE.

Hope this helps,

Hutch

"The Ron" wrote:

Here's the next part of the puzzle Cell I2:
=IF(Sheet3!A2=Sheet3!A1,Sheet3!E3,Sheet3!E3)

Cell I3:
=IF(Sheet3!A5=Sheet3!A4,Sheet3!E6,Sheet3!E6)

the cell wich the data is fetched from, eg. Sheet3!E3 has to increase be
increments of 3

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