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    need formula to start counting plus 450

    I have a if then formula that I have, but I need to be able to change the number it starts on. The formula usually starts at 001, but when I have more than 450 I have to start a new sheet with the 451-900, then 901-etc as I can only upload 450 at a time. Here is my formula, and if you can help me with this

    =IF($Draw.$A2>"";IF(ROWS(E$2:E2)<10;$data.$B$2&"_"&$data.$C$2&"_"&$data.$D$2&"_00"&ROWS(E$2:E2);IF(ROWS(E$2:E2)<100;$data.$B$2&"_"&$data.$C$2&"_"&$data.$D$2&"_0"&ROWS(E$2:E2);$data.$B$2&"_"&$data.$C$2&"_"&$data.$D$2&"_"&ROWS(E$2:E2)));"")
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    Re: need a

    mjcloward, please use an appropriate title for your thread, per the forum rules:

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    Re: need a

    As per the below from the forum rules can you please rename your thread to something accurate to your thread.

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    Re: need formula to start counting plus 450

    Welcome to the forum, and thanks for the title change

    Include a reference back to the previous sheet that looks for the max() value in that column, and add it to the 1st cell of "this" sheet
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