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formula patterns when copying down groups

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    formula patterns when copying down groups

    Hi All,

    I have the below formula which I want to copy down to the next cells with a pattern on 3 so that

    =SUM(D13,D49,D85,D121,D157,D193,D229,D265,D301,D337,D373,D409,D445,D481,D517)

    becomes

    =SUM(D16,D52,D88,D124,D160,D196,D232,D268,D304,D340,D376,D412,D448,D484,D520)

    Is this possible, perhaps we need to use offset function?

    Any help would be great appreciated.

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    Re: Help with formula patterns

    Try this:

    Create a Named formula, by going to Insert|Name|Define.

    Call it "Range" (without quotes) and use formula:

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    where 1000 defines the furthest down you will need to sum in range column D.

    then apply formula in spreadsheet:

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    Confirmed with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER not just ENTER and then copy down.
    Where there is a will there are many ways.

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