may be there is some cell reference problem
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On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 12:19 AM, Maitre Bart <maitreb...@maitrebart.net> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have some source data in one sheet (Calculations) and formatted data
> in a second sheet (Output).
>
> In the Calculations sheet, data are one organized one row after the
> other.
> In the Output sheet, data are grouped by 5 lines, referencing data in
> Calculations.
>
> So one every 5 lines in Output refers to data in Calculations that are
> every 1 line.
> Needless to say that the Output data skips 4 entries wrt Calculations.
>
> So I wonder how I can instruct Excel in a formula of some kind to
> prevent his. I would like the solution to do the following (example):
>
> - cells in rows Output!B11 to Output!B15 needs to refer cells in row
> Calculations!x17
> - cells in rows Output!B16 to Output!B20 needs to refer cells in row
> Calculations!x18
> - cells in rows Output!B21 to Output!B25 needs to refer cells in row
> Calculations!x19
> - ...
>
> Is there a way to use a formula to point to cells in the same or a
> different sheet instead of specifying manually a letter and a number?
>
> And is it possible to do that without using VBA?
>
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