Can I increment a cell reference as I replicate data across a row. in
my example it just retains $B2 for all cell references.

e.g
A B C
D E
1 =A2+$B2 =A2+$B3 =A2+$B4
2 Andy Old
3 Peter Young
4 James Old
5 Mary Old

Jonah

try

=$A2+B2

instead.

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wrote:

Can I increment a cell reference as I replicate data across a row. in
my example it just retains $B2 for all cell references.

e.g
A B C
D E
1 =A2+$B2 =A2+$B3 =A2+$B4
2 Andy Old
3 Peter Young
4 James Old
5 Mary Old

Jonah

No luck there. Any other thoughts


Jonah

JE McGimpsey wrote:
Try =$A2+B2 instead

Do you want to increment down row wise while you copy across?
If you want to increment like B2, B3 and so on while copying across you can
use

=OFFSET($B$2,COLUMN(A:A)-1,)

--
Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

(No private emails please)


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No luck there. Any other thoughts


Jonah

JE McGimpsey wrote:
Try =$A2+B2 instead

I missed that you wanted to increment the row, not the column.

One way:

C1: =$A2+INDEX($B:$B,COLUMN()-1)

Note however, that given your sample data, you'll only get #VALUE!
errors, since the + operator requires two numeric values, not text.

Did you mean to concatenate (&) instead?


In article , Jonah
wrote:

No luck there. Any other thoughts

Superb! And is it possible from another workbook? I would never have found
that in the Help without knowing what I was looking for.

Jonah

Peo Sjoblom wrote:

Do you want to increment down row wise while you copy across?
If you want to increment like B2, B3 and so on while copying across you can
use

=OFFSET($B$2,COLUMN(A:A)-1,)

--
Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

(No private emails please)

"Jonah" wrote in message
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No luck there. Any other thoughts


Jonah

JE McGimpsey wrote:
Try =$A2+B2 instead

CRACKED it. Thanks. Peo.

Jonah wrote
And is it possible from another workbook?