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    Google Sheets: Dragging down cells with IMPORTRANGE function

    May I ask if there is an easy way for me to fill out all the cells in my sheet? I'm trying to refer a data from two sheets using the IMPORTRANGE function.*Here's the formula:*=IMPORTRANGE("link of sheet", "MALE STUDENT INFORMATION!C1")

    So, I just need to fill out each cells like:
    =IMPORTRANGE("link of sheet", "MALE STUDENT INFORMATION!C1")
    =IMPORTRANGE("link of sheet", "MALE STUDENT INFORMATION!C2")
    =IMPORTRANGE("link of sheet", "MALE STUDENT INFORMATION!C3")
    and so on...*


    In MS excel, we just need to drag it down, right? It is not working in Google Sheet. Is there an easy way for me to do this?

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    Re: Google Sheets: Dragging down cells with IMPORTRANGE function

    I use the formula: =IMPORTRANGE("link of sheet", "MALE STUDENT INFORMATION!C" & row(C1)) then drag it down. It works!

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    Re: Google Sheets: Dragging down cells with IMPORTRANGE function

    OK, but if you knew how many cells there were, say 200, you could enter the single formula

    =IMPORTRANGE("link of sheet", "MALE STUDENT INFORMATION!C1:C200")

    and Google Sheets would fill a 200-row by 1 column range with the results. Or you could pull in the entire column with

    =IMPORTRANGE("link of sheet", "MALE STUDENT INFORMATION!C:C")

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    Re: Google Sheets: Dragging down cells with IMPORTRANGE function

    Quote Originally Posted by hrlngrv View Post
    OK, but if you knew how many cells there were, say 200, you could enter the single formula

    =IMPORTRANGE("link of sheet", "MALE STUDENT INFORMATION!C1:C200")

    and Google Sheets would fill a 200-row by 1 column range with the results. Or you could pull in the entire column with

    =IMPORTRANGE("link of sheet", "MALE STUDENT INFORMATION!C:C")
    Oh. Nice. I'll try this. Thank you very much!

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