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I hope i am explaining this properly:
I have a formula =IF(Master!$B2="","",Master!$B2) on a page going down a column and when i delete rows i want it to begin again at =IF(Master!$B2="","",Master!$B2) not B45 or whatever the last row was. How do it get it to go back to the beginning? Thanks |
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does this idea help.
=INDIRECT("Sheet7!b"&ROW(A1)) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Laur" wrote in message ... I hope i am explaining this properly: I have a formula =IF(Master!$B2="","",Master!$B2) on a page going down a column and when i delete rows i want it to begin again at =IF(Master!$B2="","",Master!$B2) not B45 or whatever the last row was. How do it get it to go back to the beginning? Thanks |
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or put this on row 2
=INDIRECT("Sheet7!a"&ROW()) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Laur" wrote in message ... I hope i am explaining this properly: I have a formula =IF(Master!$B2="","",Master!$B2) on a page going down a column and when i delete rows i want it to begin again at =IF(Master!$B2="","",Master!$B2) not B45 or whatever the last row was. How do it get it to go back to the beginning? Thanks |
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Thanks I appreciate it but i can't even figure out what that means. Maybe
i didn't explain it right. I have a 'master' worksheet i use everyday on the first sheet is the numbers i input and when i go to the other sheets to do the calculations they are no longer in order (as i've sorted this way and that way etc.) So then i have to put the formulas back in again because now row 2 is taking the information from row 45 so i go to 100 different cells and change all the 45's to 2's. Thanks again. "Don Guillett" wrote: or put this on row 2 =INDIRECT("Sheet7!a"&ROW()) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Laur" wrote in message ... I hope i am explaining this properly: I have a formula =IF(Master!$B2="","",Master!$B2) on a page going down a column and when i delete rows i want it to begin again at =IF(Master!$B2="","",Master!$B2) not B45 or whatever the last row was. How do it get it to go back to the beginning? Thanks |
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