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How to detect the cell reference in a formula

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    How to detect the cell reference in a formula

    Hello,

    I think I may be missing something obvious here, but I have a problem with transposed data.

    I have 7 days data held in columns A to G which I then link to in a different workbook. Copying the formulas is no problem with relative referencing.
    The problem is with copying data for the next week - in the destination workbook, I carry on moving across columns (ie week2 day one is in column H in the same row), but the data in the source is held in the next row down (ie A2). I can't see how to set up a formula that I can copy easily (ie that goes back to col A but moves down a row).

    Hope that makes sense! I'd be grateful for any help on this.

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    I suggest using the OFFSET function.

    In the example below, I have a formula on Sheet2 that refers to cells on Sheet1. This shows the idea. You would have to modify this only slightly to make it refer to a different workbook.

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    Thanks for that - it worked a dream!

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