Both Excel and GSheets based question

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Hi, I am working with a spreadsheet that is heavily formula driven and I have a feeling that what I am about to ask is impossible. So currently we are working with GSheets on this. So the formula that I really would like resolved is multi layered.

In this example I will use 5 sheets (however we will have 20 foundations sheets in the working file). I have a the date, a numerical reference point and an additional 6 columns of info that are not relevant to the formula in question. Next I have the column in question called FWD (Column J). Every 5 rows it references the row above and a seperate column (Col M - Ending Balance), based on the value of column M a figure is reported in Col J. If a value greater than $0.00 is reported in Col J I want to report that value on a new sheet at in Col D. But this is where is gets a little more complicated. So lets say J7 has a value of $1250 then that gets reported in Sheet A2!D2. So now 5 rows later sheet A1!J13 has a value of $5,000 then it gets reported in Sheet A3!D2 and if Sheet A2 has a figure in J7 then it gets reported in Sheet 4. This would go on till Sheets A1 - A20 have all got starting values.

While the easy solution would be to have each new sheet start with the same value it can't as the information is dependant on the value on the sheet it is pulling from.

Additionally, after 19 values reported across all sheets that no more values will be returned.

If this can be done it will also be used to carry over the dates to the other sheets.
 

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