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Copy Paste Financial Years
Hi I want to copy & drag financial years out to a number of years eg. 10. Is
there a way using the drag handlebar or do i have to enter a formula? For example in column A, first cell I put: 2009-10 I want to be able to drag it to make 2010-11 but when i drag and copy it makes it 2009-11 (it seems to only recognise the last digit). Any help would be appreciated. |
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Copy Paste Financial Years
Hi Ben,
Try this. A18 =2009-10, pull this down to A30 and it should be 2009-22. In B18 enter =LEFT(A18,3)&ROW()-9&-RIGHT(A18,2). (The -9 is significant to the row number in which you start the data. Adjust to suit the proper row number) In B19 enter =LEFT(A19,2)&ROW()-9&-RIGHT(A19,2) and pull this down to B30. (Notice the =left(A19,2... instead of 3 because of the double digit decade after 2009) You should get this in Column B: 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 You will need to copy and paste special values to get rid of the formulas in column B HTH Regards, Howard "Ben" wrote in message ... Hi I want to copy & drag financial years out to a number of years eg. 10. Is there a way using the drag handlebar or do i have to enter a formula? For example in column A, first cell I put: 2009-10 I want to be able to drag it to make 2010-11 but when i drag and copy it makes it 2009-11 (it seems to only recognise the last digit). Any help would be appreciated. |
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To increment down, eg in A2, copied down:
=2008+ROWS($1:1)&"-"&9+ROWS($1:1) ROWS($1:1) is the incrementer when copying down The other numbers in the expression ie: 2008, 9 are simply your start numbers: 2009, 10 adjusted backwards To increment across, eg in B2, copied across: =2008+COLUMNS($A:A)&"-"&9+COLUMNS($A:A) COLUMNS($A:A) is the incrementer when copying across Success? Eternalize this post, hit the YES below -- Max Singapore --- "Ben" wrote: Hi I want to copy & drag financial years out to a number of years eg. 10. Is there a way using the drag handlebar or do i have to enter a formula? For example in column A, first cell I put: 2009-10 I want to be able to drag it to make 2010-11 but when i drag and copy it makes it 2009-11 (it seems to only recognise the last digit). Any help would be appreciated. |
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Copy Paste Financial Years
Hi Ben,
A typo... <A18 =2009-10, pull this down to A30 and it should be 2009-22. Should say: Enter 2009-10 in A18 and pull this down to A30 and it should be 2009-22. Regards, Howard "Ben" wrote in message ... Hi I want to copy & drag financial years out to a number of years eg. 10. Is there a way using the drag handlebar or do i have to enter a formula? For example in column A, first cell I put: 2009-10 I want to be able to drag it to make 2010-11 but when i drag and copy it makes it 2009-11 (it seems to only recognise the last digit). Any help would be appreciated. |
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