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In cell A1 on Sheet 2, change the formula to: =INDIRECT("Sheet1!$A$1")
This will continue to return the value in that cell, even if the original value is moved. Kev Nurse wrote: Using Excel 2000. I have 2 sheets in my work book. Cell A1 in Sheet 2 has a simple formula: "=Sheet1!A1". Thus the data in sheet 1 A1 is always replicated in Sheet 2 A1. However, if I "cut" Sheet 1 A1 and "paste" somewhere else in the book, Sheet 2 A1 still reads the original data in Sheet 1 A1 and the formula in Sheet 2 A1 has changed to refer to the new location of the pasted data. Normally, this is not a problem but in this case I want the data in Sheet 2 A1 to read whatever is in Sheet 1 A1 at all times. I do not want the formula to change in any circumstance. How can I achieve this without recording a macro or using more than 2 clicks whenever I cut Sheet 1 A1? Regards Kev Nurse -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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