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Default Formula for Next Sheet and Every Other Cell

I have a workbook with multiple sheets. I would like to link each sheet to a
Summary sheet. The tricky part is that I would like to enter the formula one
time and then copy as there are about 10 columns across and 200 rows down.
The formula I have is:
='Sheet Name'!Cell Reference

I need the sheet name in the formula to increment to the next sheet in the
workbook when copied down the 200 rows with the cell reference remaining
constant
For Example:

Row 1 ='Sheet Name+1'!Cell Reference
Row 2 ='Sheet Name+2'!Cell Reference

I also need the cell reference to increment by 2 (every other) and the sheet
name to remain constant when copied across the 10 rows.
For Example:

Column A Column B
='Sheet Name'!Cell Reference ='Sheet Name'!Cell Reference +2
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