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Hi, please help with the following:

I have formula that refers to one cell (lets say A5=B3). When i copy formula
from A5 to A6 (down verticaly), A6 refers to B4 (reference shifts down too).

What should I do to make reference to shift horizontaly? (after copying
formula verticaly to A6, reference should shift horizontaly to C3, not
verticaly to B4) Is this possible and how?
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Use =INDEX($3:$3,,ROW(A2))

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Hi, please help with the following:

I have formula that refers to one cell (lets say A5=B3). When i copy

formula
from A5 to A6 (down verticaly), A6 refers to B4 (reference shifts down

too).

What should I do to make reference to shift horizontaly? (after copying
formula verticaly to A6, reference should shift horizontaly to C3, not
verticaly to B4) Is this possible and how?



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