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Bert - 15 Mar 2008 01:39 GMT

I have a list of dates (consecutive weekdays - some holidays) in Column D in
Sheet2. In sheet1, I have a reference to those days. For example in A3 I
have the formula =Sheet2!D3 which displays the correct date. I'd like to
copy the formula to every 7th cell in Column A in Sheet1. What's happening
now is that the copied formula increments by 7 The formula copied into the
cell A10 is "=Sheet2!D10". How can I force it to increment only by 1, so
that it references the dates in Sheet2 correctly?
Thanks
Bert

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Pete_UK - 15 Mar 2008 02:40 GMT

Put this in A3 of Sheet1:

=INDIRECT("Sheet2!D"&INT((ROW(A3)+4)/7)+2)

and then copy it to A10, A17, A24 etc.

Another way would be to enter your original formula and copy down
contiguous cells, then insert 6 new rows between each of the rows with
formulae in.

Hope this helps.

Pete

> I have a list of dates (consecutive weekdays - some holidays) in Column D in
> Sheet2. In sheet1, I have a reference to those days. For example in A3 I
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> Thanks
> Bert

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Stan Brown - 16 Mar 2008 06:53 GMT

Fri, 14 Mar 2008 20:39:06 -0400 from Bert <bertwhit@theworld.com>:

> I have a list of dates (consecutive weekdays - some holidays) in Column D in
> Sheet2. In sheet1, I have a reference to those days. For example in A3 I
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> cell A10 is "=Sheet2!D10". How can I force it to increment only by 1, so
> that it references the dates in Sheet2 correctly?

I don't know if this is the best way, but INDIRECT will get the job
done.

=indirect("Sheet2!D" & int(3+(row()-3)/7))

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