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Populate a Column 1

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dik

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I'm trying to create a column of sequential numbers up to a maximum defined number.

For example the maximum number is at C27 (say '8')

and I want
1 in B37
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

I've tried several variations of the following, in B38 to B68, without success...

=IF(AND(ISNUMBER(B37),B38<=$C$27),B37+1,"")

Does anyone have something that will do this?

Dik
 
Thanks...

Dik
 
Alternately, and much easier:

Enter your starting number in your desired starting cell.

Find "Fill | Series" in the menus. It's different places in different versions.

Enter the desired step value and stop value.

Click "ok".
 
Or enter the first two cells and then drag down as far as you want, but I assume he wants something that will update automatically when a new number is entered in C27.

Doug Jenkins
Interactive Design Services
 
Correct, IDS... and your suggested method works well... I'll take a gander at what the fill/series does...

Dik
 
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