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I have data in E4, E12, E20... that I want to copy into a new column without
the extra rows in between. How can I do this? So far I've tried entering =E4 in the first cell, then =E12, and then using the fill handle. Didn't work :( I'm not very good at excel so please be specific if you talk about coding or heavy duty formulas. |
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I have data in E4, E12, E20... that I want to copy into a new column without
the extra rows in between. Here's one way. If the new column starts at row 1, put this at the top and copy downward: =OFFSET($E$4,(ROW()-1)*8,0) If it starts at row 2, put this instead: =OFFSET($E$4,(ROW()-2)*8,0) Some of the data cells might be blank, in which case the formula produces zero. If this is troublesome, try =IF(OFFSET($E$4,(ROW()-1)*8,0)="","", OFFSET($E$4,(ROW()-1)*8,0)) Modify to suit. |
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