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Dominique Schroeder
Hi,
I have to populate an Excel spreadsheet which acts as a calendar for the
current year.
The problem I have is that the first worksheet has a row of contiguous
cells that reference values in cells of another spreadsheet(called in this
case DCS manpower) which are distanced every 6 columns away.
In other words, cell 1 references: 'DCS manpower'!$A1
cell 2 references: 'DCS manpower'!$F1
cell 3 references: 'DCS manpower'!$K1
cell 4 references:'DCS manpower'!$P1 etc.
Is there any way that I can right-fill that row so I don't have to manually
point to cells?
thanks,
Dominique
I have to populate an Excel spreadsheet which acts as a calendar for the
current year.
The problem I have is that the first worksheet has a row of contiguous
cells that reference values in cells of another spreadsheet(called in this
case DCS manpower) which are distanced every 6 columns away.
In other words, cell 1 references: 'DCS manpower'!$A1
cell 2 references: 'DCS manpower'!$F1
cell 3 references: 'DCS manpower'!$K1
cell 4 references:'DCS manpower'!$P1 etc.
Is there any way that I can right-fill that row so I don't have to manually
point to cells?
thanks,
Dominique