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How to copy continous information into a linked worksheet with no so continous cells

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    How to copy continous information into a linked worksheet with no so continous cells

    Hi all

    I have the worksheet called "basic" and wich has the information listed from "A1-to Z1" in a continous way and I wan to link it to "worksheet 2" but i have to link it like this: Worksheet2 A1 = basic A1
    Worksheet2 D1 = basic B1
    Worksheet2 G1 = basic C1

    Is there a fast way to do this?

    Thanx in advance

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    Re: How to copy continous information into a linked worksheet with no so continous cells

    There's prob a better way but try this

    in Worksheet2!A1
    =IF(MOD(COLUMN(),3)<>1,"",INDIRECT("Basic!"&CHAR(64+(COLUMN()-1)/3+1)&"1"))

    and copy across the columns
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    Special-K

    Ensure you describe your problem clearly, I have little time available to solve these problems and do not appreciate numerous changes to them.

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    Re: How to copy continous information into a linked worksheet with no so continous cells

    Hi Special-K

    Thnx for your replay! please guide me a litle bit more.
    if I paste =IF(MOD(COLUMN(),3)<>1,"",INDIRECT("Basic!"&CHAR(64+(COLUMN()-1)/3+1)&"1")) it gives me an error, I'm guessing I need to change the "COLUM()" part but with what?

    I also belive I have my first reference linked in Worksheet2!A1 with Basic!A1 and then paste the formula u gave me in Worksheet2!B1 ....is this right?

    Is there a formula I can use to sum with pasted links? IE $Basic!$A$1 + 1 so it goes $Basic!$A$2?

    Best regards!

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