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    Copy a formula by dragging the fill handle

    Hi.
    I'm take data form one sheet to other and than use dragging copy.
    On sheet1 where is data id is 1,2,3,4,5,... on finally sheet id is 4,30,56.
    i use =CONCATENATE(Sheet1!A3," ",Sheet1!B3," ",Sheet1!C3,"/",Sheet1!D3," ",Sheet1!E3)
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    how you can see on finally sheet automatic take finally sheet id not sheet1
    i use =CONCATENATE(Sheet1!A29," ",Sheet1!B29," ",Sheet1!C29,"/",Sheet1!D29," ",Sheet1!E29)
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    Re: Copy a formula by dragging the fill handle

    Hi slaptas, welcome to the forum! Perhaps you can copy the FORMULA (in the Formula Bar) rather than the CELL. Paste it in the first cell on the new sheet, then copy/drag THAT. Hope this helps. If not, in your next post, please show us:
    1) the formula you're getting NOW, and...
    2) the formula as you WANT it to be (Type it in if you have to)

    Or better yet, attach a small sample workbook (NOT a picture). Remove any sensitive or extraneous info, just show us what cells contain your data and formulae, what results you want, and where you want them.

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    This solution not help me, but you push me right way. And i solved my problem. So thanks for your help

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    Re: Copy a formula by dragging the fill handle

    I'm glad you figured it out. Could you perhaps explain your solution so others could learn from it? - Lee

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