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    Question Copying from another worksheet

    Hi!

    I would really apreciate some help...

    I have a worksheet with some data. I have another worksheet where I make a connection to the 1st worksheet the following way...

    Field A1=Sheet1!A1
    Field A2=Sheet1!A6
    Field A3=Sheet1!A10
    ...

    Now when I simply try to copy those formulas (expecting the references to the other worksheet to increase by 5) i get nothing, that is, I get an increment of 1 for the rest of the fields...

    How do I force excel to increment by 5 when copying cells?

    Thanks!!!!

  2. #2
    Pete
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    Re: Copying from another worksheet

    The way I have done this in the past is to copy A1 to A6, then to A11,
    then to A16 etc then delete the rows between the cells you have copied
    (i.e. 2:5, 7:10 etc). If you have a lot of blank rows to delete, you
    can set up a filter, select Blank then Edit | Delete Row, then remove
    the filter.

    Pete


  3. #3
    Gord Dibben
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    Re: Copying from another worksheet

    You have a typo in your description.

    A1 + 5 is A6

    A6 + 5 should be A11, not A10

    Which do you want?

    Formula to return A1, A6, A11, A16

    =OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,5*ROW()-5,0) entered in A1 of target sheet.

    Drag/copy down.


    Gord Dibben Excel MVP


    On Fri, 16 Dec 2005 05:25:36 -0600, Volume
    <Volume.204rny_1134732600.8683@excelforum-nospam.com> wrote:

    >
    >Hi!
    >
    >I would really apreciate some help...
    >
    >I have a worksheet with some data. I have another worksheet where I
    >make a connection to the 1st worksheet the following way...
    >
    >Field A1=Sheet1!A1
    >Field A2=Sheet1!A6
    >Field A3=Sheet1!A10
    >..
    >
    >Now when I simply try to copy those formulas (expecting the references
    >to the other worksheet to increase by 5) i get nothing, that is, I get
    >an increment of 1 for the rest of the fields...
    >
    >How do I force excel to increment by 5 when copying cells?
    >
    >Thanks!!!!


  4. #4
    Dave Peterson
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    Re: Copying from another worksheet

    Shouldn't A10, be A11?

    You could use a formula like:
    =INDEX(Sheet1!A:A,(ROW()-1)*5+1)

    Or you could use this technique:
    Put this in A1:
    $$$$$sheet1!a1
    Put this in A2:
    $$$$$sheet1!a6

    Select A1:A2 and drag down as far as you need it.

    Select that range
    edit|replace
    what: $$$$$
    with: =
    replace all


    Volume wrote:
    >
    > Hi!
    >
    > I would really apreciate some help...
    >
    > I have a worksheet with some data. I have another worksheet where I
    > make a connection to the 1st worksheet the following way...
    >
    > Field A1=Sheet1!A1
    > Field A2=Sheet1!A6
    > Field A3=Sheet1!A10
    > ..
    >
    > Now when I simply try to copy those formulas (expecting the references
    > to the other worksheet to increase by 5) i get nothing, that is, I get
    > an increment of 1 for the rest of the fields...
    >
    > How do I force excel to increment by 5 when copying cells?
    >
    > Thanks!!!!
    >
    > --
    > Volume
    > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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    Dave Peterson

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    Thanks!

    You guys rock...

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