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Dear Sir,
May I know how to keep the formula in a cell at its stationary position when the other cell is moved ? Lets consider the folowing worksheet example: A B C D 1 = C1-B1 2 = C2-B2 3 = C3-B3 4 Formula =(C1-B1) is entered cell A1, however when cell C1 is cut and moved to position C2, the formula in cell A1 now becomes = (C2-B1). Is there a way to keep the formula in column A remain unchanged even if column C is moved out from its original position (i.e. up, down, lefft or right) ? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 |
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