NARAYANK991
Excel Ninja
Hi Blair ,
That was my point ; that if you want to copy + paste , or at least mimic that effect , then a simple OFFSET formula will not do.
Can you clarify a point or two ?
1. Will AG4 always be greater than 0 ? Or can it be negative too ?
2. Will your input range always be AE61:AE347 ? Or can it extend beyond AE347 ?
If your answers to both the above questions are "YES" , then what you need to do , is to enter formulae in AG61 onwards , for as many rows as you expect ; suppose the maximum value that AG4 can take is 100 , then you need to enter formulae from AG61 to AG447.
The formula itself will be taking the value in AG4 into account :
=IF(ROW()-ROW($AG$61)<$AG$4,"",OFFSET($AE$61,ROW()-ROW($AG$61)-$AG$4,))
Enter the above formula in AG61 , and copy downwards as far as you want.
Narayan
That was my point ; that if you want to copy + paste , or at least mimic that effect , then a simple OFFSET formula will not do.
Can you clarify a point or two ?
1. Will AG4 always be greater than 0 ? Or can it be negative too ?
2. Will your input range always be AE61:AE347 ? Or can it extend beyond AE347 ?
If your answers to both the above questions are "YES" , then what you need to do , is to enter formulae in AG61 onwards , for as many rows as you expect ; suppose the maximum value that AG4 can take is 100 , then you need to enter formulae from AG61 to AG447.
The formula itself will be taking the value in AG4 into account :
=IF(ROW()-ROW($AG$61)<$AG$4,"",OFFSET($AE$61,ROW()-ROW($AG$61)-$AG$4,))
Enter the above formula in AG61 , and copy downwards as far as you want.
Narayan