If There A Faster Way

rockyw

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I am making a lot of formulas for a workbook. The first formulas in a set is.
Code:
=IF(' 1st 4 WK'!C25,' 1st 4 WK'!C25,#N/A)

The the next 3 are D25,E25 and F25.
Then there are week 1 thru 12 below these with the same cells, just the week changes. 1st , 2nd, 3rd ect

The next set is the same but the cells change to C28,C29, and the like. Is there any way to copy and paste this and Excel will forllow a patten? I have not found it yet. Thanks
 

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You could use the OFFSET function with some arithmetic to point to cells in that pattern as you copy.
 
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