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Basic question-selecting cells

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wdbouk

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May 28, 2003
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Hi,

in sheet 2 , I am selecting cells of sheet 1 that are incremental by 10, for example Sheet2!A1 should have the value of Sheet1!A3, Sheet2!A2 should have the value of Sheet1!A13, Sheet2!A3 should have the value Sheet1!A23 etc... I am wondering how to do it (the data is large) by writing a formula in the cells of sheet 2 and simply drag the cursor to fill the values instead of doing it one by one.
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Hi,

There is no reason to have to WRITE the sheet!range reference in any formula. You simply point to that sheet tab/range and the reference is WRITTEN be Excel.

There is no reason to repeat a formula in anoter cell. You simply either copy and paste into the range.

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most probably u misunderstood my question or I misunderstood ur answer. pointing to sheet1 would oblige me to do it for every cell in sheet2 since the values of sheet 2 oblige me to select an observation from every 10 observations in sheet 1. I am simply wondering if I could make sheet2 cells written such as :A1=Sheet1!A3,A2=Sheet1!A13,A3=Sheet1!A23 etc..
 
I am simply wondering if I could make sheet2 cells written such as :A1=Sheet1!A3,A2=Sheet1!A13,A3=Sheet1!A23 etc

You can calculate the offset to the cell you want like this:
Code:
=OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,(ROW()-1)*10+2,0,1,1)



Cheers, Glenn.

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