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    Using MOD and ROW functions

    Hi
    I have a workbook with two worksheets: Sheet 1 and Sheet2
    Sheet 1 has date, Time, Value1, Value2

    In Sheet 2:- I have the following cells with formulae.............

    A1 = Sheet1!A6
    B1 = Sheet1!B6
    C1=Sheet1!C0
    D1 = Sheet1!D6

    A2 = Sheet1!A12
    B2 = Sheet1!B12
    C2=Sheet1!C6
    D2 = Sheet1!D12

    etc.

    How do I create a formulae using both the MOD function and the ROW function so that I can Copy Row 1 and Paste to Rows2, 3, 4, 5, etc where the result is as shown above?

    Many thanks

    Bob M
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    Re: Using MOD and ROW functions

    =Sheet1!C0 ?

    =INDEX(Sheet1!A:A,ROWS($A$1:A2)*6-6) will give rows 6,12,18........
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    Re: Using MOD and ROW functions

    Sorry....my example was incorrect

    I do want rows 8, 14, 20, 26 etc for columns A, B, and D but for the C column I want the value from row (8-6), (14-6), (20-6), (26-6) etc

    Thanks

    p.s. when I put the above formula in my screen goes of to my Docs Library?

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    Re: Using MOD and ROW functions

    "Sorry....my example was incorrect"

    So could you clarify what your current formulas are in Sheet2 A1:D1?

    Presume they're:

    A1: =Sheet1!A8
    B1: =Sheet1!B8
    C1: =Sheet1!C2
    D1: =Sheet1!D8

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    Re: Using MOD and ROW functions

    here you go
    mind you ,you could use 1 draggable formula
    =INDEX(Sheet1!A:A,ROWS($A$1:$A2)*6-IF(MOD(COLUMN(A$1),4)=3,10,4))
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    Re: Using MOD and ROW functions

    Hi there

    Thank you for the formulae....................

    But the result is every row from sheet 1 !

    I am seeking on sheet 2
    Row 1 - headings
    Row 2) - Sheet 1 [A8], Sheet 1 [B8], Sheet 1 [C2] and Sheet 1 {D8]
    Row 3) - Sheet 1 {A14], Sheet 1[B14], Sheet 1[C8] and Sheet 1 [D14] etc.

    Many thanks

    Bob M

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    Re: Using MOD and ROW functions

    no its not! sheet 2 shows the rows its returning are you looking at the right thing?
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    Re: Using MOD and ROW functions

    Yes - you are correct

    Apologies for not getting it right........

    Many thanks

    Bob M

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