Stack Overflow Asked by Snm on January 19, 2021
How to reproduce cells that are in the same row a certain time? Please see the screenshot.
I thought a bit and figured out a simple solution as shown in the screenshot.please see the formula here
Answered by Snm on January 19, 2021
If you have Excel O365 with dynamic arrays and the SEQUENCE
function, you can use these formulas in a single cell.
The results will SPILL
over the requisite number of Cells, and adjust if you change the data ranges.
I used Dynamic named ranges for the two rows of information you have, but you could use Tables, or other methods:
A7: =INDEX(myMonths,1,INT(SEQUENCE(,COLUMNS(myData)*COLUMNS(myMonths),1,1/COLUMNS(myData))))
A8: =INDEX(myData,1,MOD(-1+SEQUENCE(,COLUMNS(myData)*COLUMNS(myMonths)),COLUMNS(myData))+1)
Answered by Ron Rosenfeld on January 19, 2021
Use INDEX function to reference each of your text ranges as a 1D range.
Then you just need to develop two counters. The first counter will increase by 1 every 4 columns, the other will reset/loop every 4 columns. Use these counter to pull the appropriate cell address from the INDEX Function.
The following formula increases by 1 every 4 columns:
=INT((COLUMN(A:A)-1)/4)+1
The following formula loops a count of 1 to 4 as its copied to the right:
=MOD(COLUMN(A:A)-1,4)+1
Combined with with an index you can use the following formulas:
Names
=INDEX($A$1:$G$1,INT((COLUMN(A:A)-1)/4)+1)
Letters
=INDEX($A$3:$D$3,MOD(COLUMN(A:A)-1,4)+1)
Note the formula will produce an error if you pull it too far to the right as it will run out of names in the index to reference. It will work for a maximum columns Number of Names X Number of Letters, or the Maximum number of columns in your spreadsheet, which ever is smaller.
Answered by Forward Ed on January 19, 2021
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