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    Dragging Formula Down Column Returns Row Values

    Any clarification my friends?

    Row 13 has 101 column's of information starting at cell F13 on sheet "Cash Flow".

    Is there a formula so that when I drag D4 down on sheet FPS,into D5, D6, D7, ..., the values placed in each cell will be =G12, =H13, =I13,...

    I want these cells to have a formula that links them up to row 13's values

    Thanks

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    Re: Dragging Formula Down Column Returns Row Values

    This would work:
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    =INDEX('Cash Flow'!$A$13:$IV$13,1,ROW(A1)+6)
    The last formula I posted was too volatile (H/T Paul)

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    Last edited by Moo the Dog; 10-14-2012 at 08:17 PM.

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    Re: Dragging Formula Down Column Returns Row Values

    assuming that "=G12, =H13, =I13" was meant to be "=G13, =H13, =I13", and without seeing what you are working with, use absolute...

    =G$13 when you copy/drag this down or across, row 13 will remain fixed, but the column reference will adjust as you copy it across

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    Re: Dragging Formula Down Column Returns Row Values

    Both solutions worked wonderfully, thank you.

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    Re: Dragging Formula Down Column Returns Row Values

    You're welcome!

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