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how copy formula that contains ranges so ranges do not overlap
I have a formula on one worksheet that finds the max value of 3 cells on
another worksheet. I want the formula below it to move to the next three cells not overlap the rows. When I drag them it copies overlapping cells. What I am looking for is example: =MAX(Spread!B118:B120) next row the formula would be =MAX(Spread!B121:B123) how do you do that where you do not have to enter each formula for each row? thank you -- Patty |
how copy formula that contains ranges so ranges do not overlap
Patty,
Try this This does B118 - B120 but dragged down 1 cell becomes B121 B123 =MAX(OFFSET(Spread!B$118,(ROWS($1:1)-1)*3,,3)) Mike "Patty" wrote: I have a formula on one worksheet that finds the max value of 3 cells on another worksheet. I want the formula below it to move to the next three cells not overlap the rows. When I drag them it copies overlapping cells. What I am looking for is example: =MAX(Spread!B118:B120) next row the formula would be =MAX(Spread!B121:B123) how do you do that where you do not have to enter each formula for each row? thank you -- Patty |
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