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Function question
I have external sheet references in a worksheet and I
want to copy the formula's, but can't figure out how to do it. Can you help? Column A ='healthcare'!c9 ='healthcare'!c14 ='helatchare'!c19 ='healthcare'!c24 and so on.... What function of Excel can I use to copy the formula down and skipping every 5 cell references? Is it possible? I have tried to "Fill" it, but with no success. |
Entered in A1 on the destination sheet & copied down:
=INDEX(healtcare!$C$9:$C$90,(ROW()-ROW($A$1))*5+1) Adjust to suit. cindi wrote: I have external sheet references in a worksheet and I want to copy the formula's, but can't figure out how to do it. Can you help? Column A ='healthcare'!c9 ='healthcare'!c14 ='helatchare'!c19 ='healthcare'!c24 and so on.... What function of Excel can I use to copy the formula down and skipping every 5 cell references? Is it possible? I have tried to "Fill" it, but with no success. |
One way
Try in any starting cell: =INDIRECT("'health care'!C"&ROWS($A$1:A1)*5-5+9) (above returns ='healthcare'!c9) Copying down will return in successive cells: ='healthcare'!c14 ='helatchare'!c19 ='healthcare'!c24 -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- GMT+8, 1° 22' N 103° 45' E xdemechanik <atyahoo<dotcom ---- cindi wrote in message ... I have external sheet references in a worksheet and I want to copy the formula's, but can't figure out how to do it. Can you help? Column A ='healthcare'!c9 ='healthcare'!c14 ='helatchare'!c19 ='healthcare'!c24 and so on.... What function of Excel can I use to copy the formula down and skipping every 5 cell references? Is it possible? I have tried to "Fill" it, but with no success. |
What function of Excel can I use to copy the formula down
and skipping every 5 cell references? Is it possible? One way ; do the first two manually (='healthcare'!c9, ='healthcare'!c14), then do a Replace (CTRL+H) of "=" with "x=". Then select *both* and drag down (click & drag the small black square ("fill handle") at bottom right corner of selection). When you're down as you need, do Replace again but this time replace "x=" with "=". Rgds, Andy |
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