On Feb 21, 6:23*pm, Tom Hutchins
<TomHutch...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> No one who didn't read your earlier post will understand what you are trying
> to do.
>
> In B6, you had a formula that pulls the value from E2 on another sheet. In
> B7 through B37, you have a formula that pulls values from a cell in the same
> column that B6 references, but 6 rows down each time.
>
> If you copy the formula in B6 to C6, it will refer to column F on the other
> sheet. You must adjust the second argument of the ADDRESS function when you
> copy the formula from B7 to C7. The second argument of the ADDRESS function
> is the column number: 5 is column E, 6 is column F, etc. This will not change
> automatically as you copy the formula to other columns; you have to edit it.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Hutch
>
>
>
> "Ric" wrote:
> > Hello,
> > * * Below is a formula someone helped and resolved the problem in
> > column B. *When I copy and paste into either C6,F6, and G6 it doesn't
> > go down the 6 cells. *Please help.
>
> > =INDIRECT(ADDRESS((ROW()-5)*6-4,5,,,"VT by Brand 07-09"))
>
> > Put in B7 and copy down through B37.- Hide quoted text -
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Thanks again for the help!
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