If the formula is supposed to figure out and show the sum of two cells, like
=A1+B1
and those cells contain 2, then the formula will display 4. What do you want it to display
after this incrementing operation, and why ?
I want to incremment the formula by 12, not the resulting
data. Example: =$C30/$B27 then =$C(30+12)/$B28
I want to be able to drag this across many columns and
have each column refer to a cell that is 12rows from the
one before it.
Patti
-----Original Message-----
If the formula is supposed to figure out and show the sum of two cells, like
=A1+B1
and those cells contain 2, then the formula will display
I see. It's usually done by indirect:
=INDIRECT("C"&29+12*ROW())
but that's using the host cell's absolute row number, so you can't move or change or
insert rows. Pretty vulnerable. If this is a once-for-all-eternity operation then you are
better off with a custom formula-entering macro running once.
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