Hello,
I need to work out a way to make certain formulae reference rows and columns based on a formula for a school assessment mark book.
When I copy a block of text (say 45 rows), I want most of the row references to increment by 45, as is the usual with Excel. However, I want some of the references to only increment by 1, as that data refers to a marksheet on a different page, where each student's marks are entered in on that student's row, which naturally increment by 1.
The scores for each question are entered horizontally from C11 to BL11 on a separate sheet, with the row function used to make it read the horizontal data vertically as $A1 copies downwards to $A2, $A3 etc.
I want the next student's formula to contain "(Marksheet!$C$12:$BL$12,ROW($A1))", but since the vertical scoresheet is 45 rows tall, the row references will increment by 45 instead of 1, and I have to manually correct the first cell before copying downwards for every student.
I was hoping there was a way to reference a row within a cell reference using a formula, such as "=Marksheet!$A(=1+[Cell])", where the specified [Cell] would contain some kind of ceiling function that divides by 45 to increment by 1 for each student.
Is this possible?
Many thanks!
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