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=INDIRECT("Roster!D8") although if cell D8 gets moved (by inserting/deleting rows or cut/paste) Indirect will still reference cell D8 - it does not update when the target cell moves. alternatively, you could go to your master sheet and use find/replace to replace = with something like %%%. Then delete your roster sheet and recreate it. Then use find/replace to replace %%% with =. "OdAwG" wrote: I was wondering if there is a way to save my formula that references another sheet from going to #REF when the sheet is deleted and then recreated. In my main sheet called Master, I have the following formula in G1 =Roster!$D$8 When ever my Roster sheet gets deleted and rebuilt, my formula above always goes to the following =#REF!$D$8. If it is possible, how can i prevent this from happening because now what I have to do is go to every cell and change it form =REF!$D$8 to =Roster!$D$8 to pull my values over. Any and all help is greatly appreciated. Argus |