Reputation: 358
I have this sample data:
Assuming I have the formula to combine values of A & B in a new cell (starting from cell E1), how can I limit the formula on the 5th row and continue on the next column (and so on) like on the sample above?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 62
Reputation: 5902
Following formula can be implemented in Cell E1
and copied down and across
=IFERROR(INDEX($A:$A,(ROWS($E$1:E1)/(ROW()<=5))+((COLUMNS($E$1:E1)-1)*5))&INDEX($B:$B,(ROWS($E$1:E1)/(ROW()<=5))+((COLUMNS($E$1:E1)-1)*5)),"")
In principle, it is the same formula concatenated for two columns.
INDEX($A:$A,(ROWS($E$1:E1)/(ROW()<=5))+((COLUMNS($E$1:E1)-1)*5))
which basically does the following:
Return results from each set of row 1 to 5
Returns error if formula row exceeds 5 (ROW()<=5)
portion
Keeps increasing the base counter as formula is copied rightwards (COLUMNS($E$1:E1)-1)*5
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 75870
Try in E1
=INDEX($A:$A,ROW()+((COLUMN(A1)-1)*5))&INDEX($B:$B,ROW()+((COLUMN(A1)-1)*5))
Upvotes: 0