Here's a slightly different interp on your post ..

Assume you're linking a source range in Sheet1 to an equivalent range in
Sheet2. And you want the "linked" range in Sheet2 to always "cover" the
source range in Sheet1 in tandem, despite subsequent row / column insertions
or deletions which may be made within the source range in Sheet1

Source table in Sheet1 is presumed to start with the top left corner cell in
A1 (in A1:C10, say)

In Sheet2
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Put in A1:

=OFFSET(INDIRECT("Sheet1!A1"),ROWS($A$1:A1)-1,COLUMNS($A$1:A1)-1)

Copy A1 across and fill down
to cover the max expected data range in Sheet1

For example: Fill A1 to cover A1:E100, if you expect that the source range
in Sheet1's A1:C10 may expand over time to this extent

And for a cleaner look in Sheet2,
suppress the display of extraneous zeros in Sheet2 via:
Click Tools Options View tab Uncheck "Zero values" OK
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"Nicole" wrote in message
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Hi,

This is probably a question that has already been asked, but is it
possible
to link one worksheet to another so that when rows are inserted into the
original sheet, they are automatically inserted in the linked sheet?
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Cheers
Nicole