That has nothing to do with relative references.
If you change the position of an indirectly addresses cell, you will have to
re-evaluate its position in the INDIRECT argument.

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten

"Paul Cahoon" wrote in message
...
I have a worksheet where I have rows of information. Each row is made up
of
several columns of information. I am constantly updating the information
by
inserting cells and moving the old cell to the right. I am trying to use
the
INDIRECT function to reference the "G" column but I need the row number to
be
relative because I sort the worksheet based on the information I get back.
INDIRECT works great until I sort then it is still refering to the row
where
the information WAS at. . .not where it is NOW. I hope this makes sense
and
any help would be greatly appreciated.