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How to reference an offset from a cell?
I have timesheet data in one sheet with 10 rows for each week (day
detail + totals). I have a 2nd sheet that pulls totals from the first so I can generate an analysis of my time and earnings. The formula I am using on rows of my analysis is: B7 =Timesheet!$F$11 B8 ==Timesheet!$F$21 B9 ==Timesheet!$F$31 etc... Is there a way to create a formula so that I can say for B10 it is the location referenced in B9 + 10 rows? It would be nice to have a formula so I don't have to hard code each cell. I have spent hours trying lots of things using the Excel Help, but I'm a bit of a novice when it comes to formulas. If anyone can help I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance. Tony |
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How to reference an offset from a cell?
This worked for me:
=INDIRECT("'timesheet'!f" & 10 * ROW(A1) + 1) "poddys" wrote: I have timesheet data in one sheet with 10 rows for each week (day detail + totals). I have a 2nd sheet that pulls totals from the first so I can generate an analysis of my time and earnings. The formula I am using on rows of my analysis is: B7 =Timesheet!$F$11 B8 ==Timesheet!$F$21 B9 ==Timesheet!$F$31 etc... Is there a way to create a formula so that I can say for B10 it is the location referenced in B9 + 10 rows? It would be nice to have a formula so I don't have to hard code each cell. I have spent hours trying lots of things using the Excel Help, but I'm a bit of a novice when it comes to formulas. If anyone can help I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance. Tony |
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How to reference an offset from a cell?
Well, the OFFSET() function is what you need. In B7 put
=OFFSET(Timesheet!$F$11,10*(ROW(A1)-1),0) & copy it down "poddys" wrote: I have timesheet data in one sheet with 10 rows for each week (day detail + totals). I have a 2nd sheet that pulls totals from the first so I can generate an analysis of my time and earnings. The formula I am using on rows of my analysis is: B7 =Timesheet!$F$11 B8 ==Timesheet!$F$21 B9 ==Timesheet!$F$31 etc... Is there a way to create a formula so that I can say for B10 it is the location referenced in B9 + 10 rows? It would be nice to have a formula so I don't have to hard code each cell. I have spent hours trying lots of things using the Excel Help, but I'm a bit of a novice when it comes to formulas. If anyone can help I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance. Tony |
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How to reference an offset from a cell?
Thanks Duke - that works perfectly.
I just couldn't figure this out without help, but now I have already sorted out other cells using the same. Appreciate your help. Tony |
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