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I have several columns of data and a separate cell that contains a formula
referring to a range within one of the columns, for example AVERAGE(A10:A100). Now I subject my data, including column A, to sorting, and the annoying result is that AVERAGE now refers to different data. Is there a way to avoid that? |
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