Copy and Paste Formula - every other cell

sunshinereel

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Have a weekly sales sheet that has a worksheet (Total Cut Sales) with the individual orders and a worksheet to compile and total the sales, quantities and amounts by the week dates. Have a "data tab" (Sheet 4) with the dates listed and use those cells in my SUMIFS formula. The formula is as follows:

=IF(SUMIFS('Total Cut Sales'!$V$438:$V$1048576,'Total Cut Sales'!$C$438:$C$1048576,">="&Sheet4!$B$64,'Total Cut Sales'!$C$438:$C$1048576,"<="&Sheet4!$B$65)*-1>=1,SUMIFS('Total Cut Sales'!$V$438:$V$1048576,'Total Cut Sales'!$C$438:$C$1048576,">="&Sheet4!$B$64,'Total Cut Sales'!$C$438:$C$1048576,"<="&Sheet4!$B$65)*-1," ") *This Formula is for the week of 8/13.

What I am looking for is when I go to copy the formula from the columns containing week of 8/13 data and paste into columns for week 8/20 data; is there a way to make the "Sheet4!$B$64 add two so it is "Sheet4!$B$66? And also for the end date "Sheet4!$B$65 to Sheet4!$B$67? I took the absolute off the cell number but when I paste it adds one cell and not pulling the correct date.

Anyone have any suggestions? Is there an easier way or formula to complete this data pull?

Sheet 4 Snippit
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The weekly total sheet
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Instead of looking back on sheet4 for the date, Sheet4!$B$65, use the date on the tab you're displaying. So 8/13 from column AW and whatever row it is in the second pic, displaysheet!AW$XX. Instead of Sheet4!$B$64 for the previous cutoff, displaysheet!AW$XX-6.
 
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Instead of looking back on sheet4 for the date, Sheet4!$B$65, use the date on the tab you're displaying. So 8/13 from column AW and whatever row it is in the second pic, displaysheet!AW$XX. Instead of Sheet4!$B$64 for the previous cutoff, displaysheet!AW$XX-6.
Thank you for the reply. Thought about this but then there is potential to grab an order twice, if I do not use the end date less one day? Maybe I can do the cell with end date and subtract one; -1?
 
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Thank you for the reply. Thought about this but then there is potential to grab an order twice, if I do not use the end date less one day? Maybe I can do the cell with end date and subtract one; -1?
Thank you for the thoughts and help! It worked and will save me so much time. I just subtracted 1 from the end date and it works.
 
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