Offset formaula or better way?

SeanO123

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Hi All,

Hopefully a simple issue...

I am trying to pick every a cell every 6 places from the reference cell and cant seem to get the OFFSET formula to do what I want.

Ther is most likely an easier way to do this but the base data is multiple rows per unique reference so makes this not possible to do the drag method.

The below is the current fixed cell link in place which i want to automate so it is not do cell by cell. Each reference below is actually A18:A23 but edited to A18 so not sure if this is causing the problem as it is a range rather than a single cell?

Current results using offset just gives same results as drag method so doesnt consolidate for each 6th cell.

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide
 

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To get value from column A, try:
Code:
=INDEX('Procurement Schedule'!$A:$A,(ROWS($1:1)-1)*6+18)
with 6 = step and 18 is first row
 
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Given your Excel version, there are other possibilities that do not require you to copy anything down the columns like that.
(I have done smaller versions just to show the idea)

First, here is a small sample of my 'Procurement Schedule' sheet

23 03 02.xlsm
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
187106489815548175459225781759731665961956
196903819645539948149063658654075150963625
20390545391439865747978323785322258424307874
2156067438264573365837054324614460977965959
22915772694543246760330905813924847252330812
23912993253713887228159337132680706105831
24247473767988320411813808448184604416417
25388552520727614922615710697354662268945
26931520969419431773310852458028828095398
272308854568254813552059896780300450188971
289654076575354642227540919713712910407171
29288406874335793781137563555126952558969973
3078614414588175240221606216490932227266
3187262742432964489835475651552749975667409
3255063698639396440387680729827827676830234
332569037545104834783377233168343223719680
3416577373797584084632727616417596742528462
356669317877239961727539068277898152824244
3660489531838983511535458851783956256352734
3769071195976552424148760227339293814610552
Procurement Schedule


To get every 6 rows from a single column you can use a formula like I have in A2 below. This will give you 10 results from every 6th row with that single formula in A2 only.

Also IF the 3 results columns are adjacent (Cannot tell for sure from your image but it looks like they may not be adjacent) then you could in fact get all 3 with a single formula in a single cell like I have in C2 which produces 10 lots of every 6 rows from columns A, B & N of the above sheet.

23 03 02.xlsm
ABCDE
1
271071064956
3247247473417
4786786144266
5604604895734
649049079108
7598598428732
8428428985408
940640659825
106161682850
11830830119705
12
Every 6
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A2:A11A2=INDEX('Procurement Schedule'!A18:A1000,SEQUENCE(10,,,6))
C2:E11C2=INDEX('Procurement Schedule'!A18:N1000,SEQUENCE(10,,,6),{1,2,14})
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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