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![]() Hi. I work with a template with a start and end data in separate columns. The end data in the first week is the start data of the second week. Is there a way that when the previous template of the previous week is copied, the row references of the formula of start column are automatically adjusted when copied in the next week? I have attached a sample for clarity. Thank you. |
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P.e. into cell C26 enter the formula
=OFFSET($B26,-10,4) and copy down until C31. When the number of rows between top rows of all weekly tables remains same, the formula will work (of-course topmost table must be set up manually). |
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In C16 enter relative referencing
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=XLOOKUP($B16,$B6:$B11,$F6:$F11,"") Select B15:F22 - Copy - Go to the desired place (e.g. B25) - Paste Special - Formulas - OK FYI OFFSET is a volatile function
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Thank you Arvil, but how about the xlookup in the formula?
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Thank you. This is exactly what I am looking for.
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You're welcome
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