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    increment row in a formula

    I have column say E, G, I and so on, separated by some equivalent number of rows. I want to see these column in consecutively in another sheet.

    I want to write a formula in just one cell and copy this consecutively in successive column and then copy this row downward.

    How do I this?

    Thank you.

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    Re: increment row in a formula

    Do you mean that you want the values from column E of one sheet to go into column A of the other sheet, and for column G to go into column B, and I to go into C etc.? I'm not sure where the "rows" part comes into it - is your data on consecutive rows in the first sheet, or are there gaps between the values? Which cells contain the data that you want to copy across?

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    Re: increment row in a formula

    Quote Originally Posted by Pete_UK View Post
    Do you mean that you want the values from column E of one sheet to go into column A of the other sheet, and for column G to go into column B, and I to go into C etc.?
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    Re: increment row in a formula

    What about the other questions?

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    Re: increment row in a formula

    Hi rajesh,

    Try using the Offset formula like:

    =OFFSET($A2,0,2*(COLUMN()-11) +4)

    See the attached where I've used the above formula (in the yellow cell) and pulled across and down to fill in the answers.
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    Re: increment row in a formula

    Enter this in Sheet2 (or whatever worksheet you are using for the copy) and fill down and across
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    =IF(ROW()>COUNTA(Sheet1!E:E),"",OFFSET(Sheet1!$E$1,(ROWS($E$1:E1)-1)*1+0,(COLUMNS($E$1:E1)-1)*2+0,1,1))
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