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Incrementing rows (or columns) to a reference in another worksheet
Hi,
Here's my situation: I have a workbook in which I'd like to reference a cell in another worksheet, but would like to increment the reference as I move down rows in the original worksheet. For example, on Worksheet 1, cell A1 contains "=Worksheet2!A192". In cell A2, I would like to reference "=A1 + [whatever I'd put in here that would result in the reference actually being "=Worksheet2!A196"]" The whole point is to be able to copy the cell down without having to go in and enter the exact references manually. Hope this makes sense... Thanks! Stefan |
In cell A2, the formula would be:
=A1 + OFFSET(Worksheet2!$A$192, (ROW() - 1) * 4, 0) -- Rob van Gelder - http://www.vangelder.co.nz/excel "Ignobilitor" wrote in message ... Hi, Here's my situation: I have a workbook in which I'd like to reference a cell in another worksheet, but would like to increment the reference as I move down rows in the original worksheet. For example, on Worksheet 1, cell A1 contains "=Worksheet2!A192". In cell A2, I would like to reference "=A1 + [whatever I'd put in here that would result in the reference actually being "=Worksheet2!A196"]" The whole point is to be able to copy the cell down without having to go in and enter the exact references manually. Hope this makes sense... Thanks! Stefan |
Rob van Gelder wrote:
In cell A2, the formula would be: =A1 + OFFSET(Worksheet2!$A$192, (ROW() - 1) * 4, 0) Thank you, Rob! I'll give this a try. Stefan |
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