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    Multiply Numbers Increasingly

    I dont decide how to write title?
    And ExcelForum cant allow to attach Excel file, but PNG
    Please look attached PNG,

    Think that ColumA have number "1" (from A1 to A640 all cells are "1")
    i wanna do this;
    the first 8 will be 1,
    the next 8 are 2,
    the next 8 are 3,
    the next 8 are 4,
    ....
    ....
    it will continue increasingly like this (i did it in column B manually) (yellow field)
    i know it is possible by formula?

    best regards
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    Re: Multiply Numbers Increasingly

    Here's how I usually do this:
    1) Select B2:B8 and array enter 1 (Type 1 then press ctrl-shift-enter to enter a 1 in each cell).
    2) In B9, enter the formula =B2+1. Copy/paste/fill down to B640.

    Will that work?
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    Re: Multiply Numbers Increasingly

    why I CANT ATTACH EXCEL file?
    I can attach PNG, JPG, DOC but XLSX ??
    Any idea?

    @MrShorty
    In fact I cant understand your solution?
    I am not good in Excel formula system, it is my problem

    I wanna do this in column A, not B
    If it is possible for you, please do it in an excell and upload/attach it

    so i can see attachment problem is for me or for everyone?

    kindly regards

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    Re: Multiply Numbers Increasingly

    See the yellow banner on how to attach a file

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    Re: Multiply Numbers Increasingly

    * showing realistic & representative sample data WITHOUT confidential information (10-20 rows, not thousands...) -- LOL

    @MrShorty
    attached my sample file
    i wanna do this in ColumnA
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    Re: Multiply Numbers Increasingly

    And FYI, the Forum as a very nice FAQ which will help you out...

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    Re: Multiply Numbers Increasingly

    Please explain the negative rep? I only pointed out that the info you requested is available on the forum

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    Re: Multiply Numbers Increasingly

    Try in B2
    =QUOTIENT(ROWS($A$2:$A2),8)+1

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    Re: Multiply Numbers Increasingly

    Quote Originally Posted by José Augusto View Post
    Try in B2
    =QUOTIENT(ROWS($A$2:$A2),8)+1
    Great job Agusto
    I am appriciated to you

    I tired it with 16, donnow why the first are 15 (it should be 16)

    Anyway..i can correct it manually

    best regards
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    Re: Multiply Numbers Increasingly

    In your manual results in #1 with counting set of 8, first set of 8 is actually 7 of 1's. (A2:A8)
    If you expect 1st set is counted from row 1 (although first 1 starts from row 2): use #8 formula
    If it was typo, and all set of 1 is counted from cell A2, use:

    In B2:

    =INT((COUNTIF($A$2:$A2,1)-1)/8)+1

    Drag down.

    Change 8 to 16 for next requirement of set 16.
    Quang PT

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    Re: Multiply Numbers Increasingly

    Dear Bebo
    Your formula returns with this error

    #my sample xlsx file also attached
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    Re: Multiply Numbers Increasingly

    Here you are. 2 case 8 &16.
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    Re: Multiply Numbers Increasingly

    That is...
    Thanks a lot Bebo...Lovely

    Regards

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