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In a column someone wants a reference to another cell. They want this for a
large nr. of cells, with 15 in between =D15 =D30 =D45 =D60 and so on I can build a simple VBA module to get this done, but the whole in itself is variable (for some purposes 15, others 18, in another sheet it'll be a different column) and the user who needs to do this won't be able to change anything in the VBA stuff. They will also need this in more worksheets. I've checked 'paste special' but it doesn't seem to have any functionality for this. Any ideas? |
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One way is to use in say, E15, copied down:
=OFFSET(D$15,ROWS($1:1)*15-15,) to return the required: =D15 =D30 =D45 =D60 Or, if say, E14 will house the "fixed number", ie: 15 In E15, copied down: =OFFSET(D$15,ROWS($1:1)*E$14-E$14,) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "OverlookingSimpleClue" wrote: In a column someone wants a reference to another cell. They want this for a large nr. of cells, with 15 in between =D15 =D30 =D45 =D60 and so on I can build a simple VBA module to get this done, but the whole in itself is variable (for some purposes 15, others 18, in another sheet it'll be a different column) and the user who needs to do this won't be able to change anything in the VBA stuff. They will also need this in more worksheets. I've checked 'paste special' but it doesn't seem to have any functionality for this. Any ideas? |
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Thank you. This is what I was looking for
"Max" wrote: One way is to use in say, E15, copied down: =OFFSET(D$15,ROWS($1:1)*15-15,) to return the required: =D15 =D30 =D45 =D60 Or, if say, E14 will house the "fixed number", ie: 15 In E15, copied down: =OFFSET(D$15,ROWS($1:1)*E$14-E$14,) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "OverlookingSimpleClue" wrote: In a column someone wants a reference to another cell. They want this for a large nr. of cells, with 15 in between =D15 =D30 =D45 =D60 and so on I can build a simple VBA module to get this done, but the whole in itself is variable (for some purposes 15, others 18, in another sheet it'll be a different column) and the user who needs to do this won't be able to change anything in the VBA stuff. They will also need this in more worksheets. I've checked 'paste special' but it doesn't seem to have any functionality for this. Any ideas? |
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Welcome, glad it was, and thanks for feeding back here.
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "OverlookingSimpleClue" wrote in message ... Thank you. This is what I was looking for |
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