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    Forcing row increment when draggin/copying a formula

    I have the following formula in cell E11 on Sheet2
    =SUM('SHEET1'!E11:E12))
    When I drag drag/copy the formula down I want the rows to increment by 6
    So cell E12 would have the following formula
    =SUM('SHEET1'!E17:E18))
    and so on....
    I have not been able to figure out a way to force this *6 increment
    Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

    The actual formula is =IF((SUM('INTERNAL USE CROWN MASTER COPY'!F26:F27))=0," ",(SUM('INTERNAL USE CROWN MASTER COPY'!F26:F27)))
    I just cut it down above to simplify for the sake of the question.
    Thank You

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    Re: Forcing row increment when draggin/copying a formula

    Welcome to the forum.

    =SUM(INDEX(E:E, ROWS(E$11:E11)*6+5):INDEX(E:E, ROWS(E$11:E11)*6+6))
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