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Hello,

I would like to be able to enter a number is Excel worksheet say G7 and
have that number incremented by 1 every 9 rows.

eg.

G7......2378
G16....2379
G15....2380
and so on.

This can either be done by running a macro or automaticaly


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"fastcar" wrote:
I would like to be able to enter a number is Excel worksheet say G7 and
have that number incremented by 1 every 9 rows.
eg.
G7......2378
G16....2379
G25....2380 [corrected]
and so on.


With the 2 initial inputs in
G7......2378
G16....2379


think we could just select G7:G24, then fill* down as far as desired
*drag the fill handle at the bottom right corner of G24
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