Fill Handle

jjcchheenn

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Is there a way to control the fill handle so that when you drag it down, it increments across instead of down?

IE: A1=1
B1=2
C1=3

when I go to cell E1 and insert '=A1', I get the result of 1. However, when I choose the fill handle and drag it down, the next cell references A2. Is there a way that it can reference horizontally (B2)?

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You can't control the fill handle (maybe with VBA?), but you can do it with a formula if you want to keep it dynamic. Enter this formula in cell E1:

=OFFSET($A$1,0,ROW()-1)

When you drag down it will increment across instead of down
 
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