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Copying Sum Formulas
Hello,
In a lot of my work, I take monthly data and compress it into quarterly data for reports. I use the Sum function to do this and I am looking for an easy way to replicate the formula. Here's my problem: Say I have data in a column covering January through December. Elsewhere, I have a formula to calculate the First Quarter results SUM(JAN:MAR). But when I copy this formula, I usually end up with something like this in the subsequent cells: SUM(FEB:APR) SUM(MAR:MAY) SUM(APR:JUN) And so forth. I realize that this is because of the position of the formulas in relation to the original data on the spreadsheet. I could simply copy and paste the formula every three spaces down, but I don't want to have unused space between my quarterly formulas. Is there something I can do to the original formula so that when I copy it, it knows to move down three cells, rather than one? I.e., so I can copy it many times and get this: SUM(JAN:MAR) SUM(APR:JUN) SUM(JUL:SEP) SUM(OCT:DEC) SUM(JAN:MAR) And so forth . . . . Thanks for your help. |
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