skipping cells

rafal

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Hi, I imagine this should be an easy one, but I'm a bit slow with these things. I want to sum blocks of five cells in the below format but not sure how i can reproduce that pattern down a column and then across columns. Tried Indirect with row function but that doesn't let me go across columns. Please help. thanks

=sum(C12:C16)
=sum(C17:C21)
=sum(C22:C26)
and so on...
 

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E12, copied down:

=SUM(OFFSET($C$12,ROWS($E$12:E12)*5-5,0,5))
 
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