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Suppose, in Excel, I have a formula =$C$8+1, what must I add to the 1 such that when I drag, it becomes $C$8+2?
Can this be done?
Below is my actual formula.. I wish to increment 1 to 2 such that it becomes =2
IF((NOW()-$C8)=1,"1","0")
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For example, incrementing 2 to 10 by the number 2 would be 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. 2. An increment is also a programming operator to increase the value of a numerical value. In Perl, a variable can be incremented by one by adding a ++ at the end of the variable.
1. Enter the base value in a blank cell which you'll use to increase the value of existing cells. As an example, to add 10 to each cell, enter "10" (without the quotation marks here and throughout).
Well.. there might be several ways to do it, but the only one I have in the top of my head is using the =ROW() function.
Let's say you're starting the formula at row 5.
=IF((NOW()-$C8)=ROW()-4,"1","0")
The =ROW() will return the row number you currently are (i.e. 5, in this case). Thus, in the first row we'll have =1 (from 5-4) and then =2 (6-4) and so on.
Still, it seems you're comparing dates, right? I'd say you'd need to truncate the values to have a day comparison between them...
=IF((TRUNC(NOW())-TRUNC($C8))=ROW()-4,"1","0")
Hope it helps... or at least give you a path to chose your solution.
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