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I am trying to Increment a Number based on a conditional IF in another column.
In Column A I have a =Concatenate("ABC","_",D2).
I am looking to fill down a formula that will basically be an =if(C6=C5,B5,Concatenate("ABC","_",D2+1).
However, I would like to fill down across hundreds of rows. Is this possible?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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I am trying to Increment a Number based on a conditional IF in another column.
In Column A I have a =Concatenate("ABC","_",D2).
I am looking to fill down a formula that will basically be an =if(C6=C5,B5,Concatenate("ABC","_",D2+1).
However, I would like to fill down across hundreds of rows. Is this possible?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2010 backup microsoft-excel-2007
edited 5 hours ago
Ted D.
4618
asked 8 hours ago
nesecito ayudanesecito ayuda
12
1
Are you asking for the keyboard shortcut to fill down or fill across? Or did you need help with the formula? The sample data labels column A & B but the formula references B, C & D. Please provide accurate and complete details.
– Ted D.
6 hours ago
First, ifD2has the "starting number", you need to make that an absolute reference in your formula ($D$2). Second, what about for Column B:="Text "&MID(A5,SEARCH("_",A5)+1,LEN(A5)-SEARCH("_",A5)), whereA5is the start of yourABC_1?
– BruceWayne
5 hours ago
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I am trying to Increment a Number based on a conditional IF in another column.
In Column A I have a =Concatenate("ABC","_",D2).
I am looking to fill down a formula that will basically be an =if(C6=C5,B5,Concatenate("ABC","_",D2+1).
However, I would like to fill down across hundreds of rows. Is this possible?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2010 backup microsoft-excel-2007
edited 5 hours ago
Ted D.
4618
asked 8 hours ago
nesecito ayudanesecito ayuda
12
I am trying to Increment a Number based on a conditional IF in another column.
In Column A I have a =Concatenate("ABC","_",D2).
I am looking to fill down a formula that will basically be an =if(C6=C5,B5,Concatenate("ABC","_",D2+1).
However, I would like to fill down across hundreds of rows. Is this possible?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2010 backup microsoft-excel-2007
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2010 backup microsoft-excel-2007
edited 5 hours ago
Ted D.
4618
asked 8 hours ago
nesecito ayudanesecito ayuda
12
edited 5 hours ago
Ted D.
4618
asked 8 hours ago
nesecito ayudanesecito ayuda
12
edited 5 hours ago
Ted D.
4618
edited 5 hours ago
Ted D.
4618
edited 5 hours ago
Ted D.
4618
4618
asked 8 hours ago
nesecito ayudanesecito ayuda
12
asked 8 hours ago
nesecito ayudanesecito ayuda
12
asked 8 hours ago
nesecito ayudanesecito ayuda
12
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Are you asking for the keyboard shortcut to fill down or fill across? Or did you need help with the formula? The sample data labels column A & B but the formula references B, C & D. Please provide accurate and complete details.
– Ted D.
6 hours ago
First, ifD2has the "starting number", you need to make that an absolute reference in your formula ($D$2). Second, what about for Column B:="Text "&MID(A5,SEARCH("_",A5)+1,LEN(A5)-SEARCH("_",A5)), whereA5is the start of yourABC_1?
– BruceWayne
5 hours ago
add a comment |
1
Are you asking for the keyboard shortcut to fill down or fill across? Or did you need help with the formula? The sample data labels column A & B but the formula references B, C & D. Please provide accurate and complete details.
– Ted D.
6 hours ago
First, ifD2has the "starting number", you need to make that an absolute reference in your formula ($D$2). Second, what about for Column B:="Text "&MID(A5,SEARCH("_",A5)+1,LEN(A5)-SEARCH("_",A5)), whereA5is the start of yourABC_1?
– BruceWayne
5 hours ago
1
1
Are you asking for the keyboard shortcut to fill down or fill across? Or did you need help with the formula? The sample data labels column A & B but the formula references B, C & D. Please provide accurate and complete details.
– Ted D.
6 hours ago
Are you asking for the keyboard shortcut to fill down or fill across? Or did you need help with the formula? The sample data labels column A & B but the formula references B, C & D. Please provide accurate and complete details.
– Ted D.
6 hours ago
First, if
D2 has the "starting number", you need to make that an absolute reference in your formula ($D$2). Second, what about for Column B: ="Text "&MID(A5,SEARCH("_",A5)+1,LEN(A5)-SEARCH("_",A5)), where A5 is the start of your ABC_1?– BruceWayne
5 hours ago
First, if
D2 has the "starting number", you need to make that an absolute reference in your formula ($D$2). Second, what about for Column B: ="Text "&MID(A5,SEARCH("_",A5)+1,LEN(A5)-SEARCH("_",A5)), where A5 is the start of your ABC_1?– BruceWayne
5 hours ago
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Are you asking for the keyboard shortcut to fill down or fill across? Or did you need help with the formula? The sample data labels column A & B but the formula references B, C & D. Please provide accurate and complete details.
– Ted D.
6 hours ago
First, if
D2has the "starting number", you need to make that an absolute reference in your formula ($D$2). Second, what about for Column B:="Text "&MID(A5,SEARCH("_",A5)+1,LEN(A5)-SEARCH("_",A5)), whereA5is the start of yourABC_1?– BruceWayne
5 hours ago