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    Incremental Indirect formula

    Hi All

    I have names and data in the Event Info sheet which transfers to sheet2 with =INDIRECT("'Event Info'!B27")
    This works - using ='Event Info'!B27 would break the link if using cut and paste on the Event Info sheet. How can I make the formula incrememtal i.e. copy down would change B27 to B28 etc.?

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    Re: Incremental Indirect formula

    Perhaps something like this...
    This regular formula returns the value from the 27th row of Col_B on the Event Info sheet, even if rows are deleted/added or cells are moved into that area.
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    Note: that formula is NOT durable against deleting column A or B on the Event Info sheet.

    If that's an issue then, try this regular formula which is durable against column/row deletions/additions on the Event Info sheet:
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    Is that something you can work with?
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    Re: Incremental Indirect formula

    Yes, Thank You very much! But could you explain to me why I have to go to minus rows. There are 13 possible entries in Event Info sheet Column B,C,D,E,F and G and these are transferred from Event Info sheet to Column B of sheet 2.

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    I seems to work, but would appreciate any information on this process.
    Thank You!

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    Re: Incremental Indirect formula

    You can always just use ROW(A23) or ROW(A10) etc.

    If you think you might delete column A, just shove it all the way out in left field: ROW(AZ23) etc.

    You can also use this in the INDIRECT function:

    =INDIRECT("'Event Info'!B"&ROW(AZ27))

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