Advance cell reference only one column when formula is pasted 7 columns away

megera716

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This is probably a piece of cake for you gurus but I just can't figure it out. I've got a list of locations I'm referencing on another sheet and multiple column headings under each location.
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When I copy the formula in C3 for Location 1 to J3 for Location 2, I want the cell reference to move just one column to ='Prior Period Rptng'!O5, not move 7 columns to Location 8 in U5.

What I'm getting:
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What I want:
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My first attempt. See if this works

Book2
CDEFGHIJKLMNOP
3Location 1Location 1Location 1Location 1Location 1Location 1Location 1Location 2Location 2Location 2Location 2Location 2Location 2Location 2
4Location 1Location 2
5Q3 20242024 BudgetQ3 2024 Variance BudgetQ2 '24Q3 vs Q2Q3 '23Q3 '24 vs Q3 '23Q3 20242024 BudgetQ3 2024 Variance BudgetQ2 '24Q3 vs Q2Q3 '23Q3 '24 vs Q3 '23
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C3:P3C3=INDEX($U$5:$AH$5,,ROUNDUP(COUNTA($C$5:C$5)/7,0))
C4,J4C4=C3


Book2
UVWXYZAA
5Location 1Location 2Location 3Location 4Location 5Location 6Location 7
Sheet1
 
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Solution
That did it! Amazing! Thank you!
My first attempt. See if this works

Book2
CDEFGHIJKLMNOP
3Location 1Location 1Location 1Location 1Location 1Location 1Location 1Location 2Location 2Location 2Location 2Location 2Location 2Location 2
4Location 1Location 2
5Q3 20242024 BudgetQ3 2024 Variance BudgetQ2 '24Q3 vs Q2Q3 '23Q3 '24 vs Q3 '23Q3 20242024 BudgetQ3 2024 Variance BudgetQ2 '24Q3 vs Q2Q3 '23Q3 '24 vs Q3 '23
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C3:P3C3=INDEX($U$5:$AH$5,,ROUNDUP(COUNTA($C$5:C$5)/7,0))
C4,J4C4=C3


Book2
UVWXYZAA
5Location 1Location 2Location 3Location 4Location 5Location 6Location 7
Sheet1
 
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For the layout in post 2, another option would be
Excel Formula:
=INDEX($U5:$AH5,(COLUMNS($C:C)+6)/7)
 
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