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  1. 04-05-2014, 12:49 PM #1
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    Making cells go up by 377 cells when dragging formula to the right

    I am looking for the following formula to go up 377 cells when i drag it to the right.

    In cell G4 I have:
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    the next cell across (H4) I need to be

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    Obviously when I drag across normally I get "='Extract 2'!$G4" in H4, I4 etc etc

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    Re: Making cells go up by 377 cells when dragging formula to the right

    In G4:
    =INDEX('Extract 2'!$G:$G,4+377*(COLUMN(A:A)-1))
    Drag across
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    Re: Making cells go up by 377 cells when dragging formula to the right

    Thanks, I should have mentioned that once I've dragged across, I need to drag down so in G5 it will have
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    H5 will be
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    When I drag down at the moment it just fills in the same formula as above.
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    Re: Making cells go up by 377 cells when dragging formula to the right

    How about:
    =INDEX('Extract 2'!$G:$G,4+ROW(1:1)-1+377*(COLUMN(A:A)-1))
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    Re: Making cells go up by 377 cells when dragging formula to the right

    Try this.........

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    Does this help?

    *** I think that I misunderstood this.
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    Re: Making cells go up by 377 cells when dragging formula to the right

    another one for you to test
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    Re: Making cells go up by 377 cells when dragging formula to the right

    Quote Originally Posted by ThirtyTwo View Post
    another one for you to test
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    to visualise the cell references this formula creates try it first without the indirect part
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    If you're familiar with R1C1 style referencing then you can see that it is giving you the correct row and column numbers when copied and pasted across your range
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