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Ok here is the problem described newly with a Spreadsheet as an example.https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1P5o-UpQyLNAnfW0W2dIPacYsmBUrIJ6OT790HehxLjE/edit?usp=sharing
The PDF from the DESIGN tab in DIN A5 size as result:https://drive.google.com/file/d/16gcIzOpOs4gFDuPD4OpUlHms0oJFhe2y/view?usp=sharing
In the PDF you can see that the number of the pages do not corresponded with the the data source in the brown cells. Page 2 should also have the data source from row 2 from the DATA Sheet
-> Page 2; Top text: should be DATA B2
-> Page 2; text XY: should be DATA A2
instead it is (when I copy the pages down the DESIGN tab)
-> Page 2; Top text: DATA B33
-> Page 2; text XY: DATA A33
and so on.
I hope it is clearer now and there is a solution. Sorry for my bad description and English language.
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I try to achieve the following, but with no luck so far.
I have a Google spreadsheet with data in the first tab which is called "DATA". The data is in column/row AE2, AE3, AE4 and so on. Now I have a design tab (in the same spreadsheet) called "DESIGN" where I import with "=DATA!AE2" the source data. But in this design tab, there are 4 more rows in-between (because it should appear as DIN A5 when printing) and when I copy the the whole DIN A5 "page" within the "DESIGN" tab at the end as next page, the source data is not increment by 1. Instead it increments the 4 more rows extra which are in-between. So the formula is now "=DATA!AE7" instead of "=DATA!AE3".
How can I prevent this and always increment by 1. There maybe an easy solution?