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excel 2007 - select cells according to specific condition/criteria


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I have a long list and I want to select entries every 10 cells, how can I do that? Possible to extract them to a separate list?

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if your data you want to check is in Column A of sheet 1 then

 

 

In A1 of your new sheet, put this:

=OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,(ROW()-1)*10,0)

and copy it down :)

 

 

let me know and i will send you an example sheet if you need

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do it work ok for you?

=OFFSET(Sheetabc!$A$2,(ROW()-1)*10,0)

should work

 

basically

 

 

=OFFSET(Sheetabc!$A$2,(ROW()-1)*10,0)

 

 

Red bit is the sheet name with all your data

 

 

 

Blue bit is the starting cell on that sheet

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do it work ok for you?

=OFFSET(Sheetabc!$A$2,(ROW()-1)*10,0)

should work

 

basically

 

 

=OFFSET(Sheetabc!$A$2,(ROW()-1)*10,0)

 

 

Red bit is the sheet name with all your data

 

 

 

Blue bit is the starting cell on that sheet

Unfortunately, it didn't. I get an error and a #VLAUE! in the cell.

 

=OFFSET(SheetWHATEVER!$A$2,(ROW()-1)*10,0)

 

WHATEVER name if there are spaces?

 

Blue is the starting of the cell in the new sheet?

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if the sheet has spaces use '

=OFFSET('Sheet 1'!$A$1,(ROW()-1)*7,0)

When I click enter a window pops open asking me to Update Values of the original sheet and I have to open a xls file.

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I tested this and it works fine for me. I do get the open new excel workbook dialog using your formula though and that's because you have 'Sheet 1' when it's usually named 'Sheet1' without a space.

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I tested this and it works fine for me. I do get the open new excel workbook dialog using your formula though and that's because you have 'Sheet 1' when it's usually named 'Sheet1' without a space.

Works now.

 

Thanks a lot guys!

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yeah i exaplined above if they is a space in your worksheet name you need to use ' '

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