how to autofill horizontal formula vertically?

emiel_inter

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I created a simple sum formula, in which the rows remain the same, but the columns move one place to the right. (so first the formula is SUM(E37+E53+E54+E55+E56), and then it becomes SUM(F37+F53+F54+F55+F56) and this process is repeated a lot of time.)


I tried to do this with autofill but I don’t know how I would get the results shown in a vertical way above each other?

Can somebody help me?

Emiel
 

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