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I have a simple formula C9 = C10. When I insert a new row which makes C10 C11
I want the formula to still look at C10. Currently when I add a new row the formula changes. Any help is appreciated |
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Probably another way, but as long as you don't plan on copying this formula
to other locations expecting it to automatically change, then you could use this. =INDIRECT("C9")=INDIRECT("C10") HTH, Paul -- "DDR" wrote in message ... I have a simple formula C9 = C10. When I insert a new row which makes C10 C11 I want the formula to still look at C10. Currently when I add a new row the formula changes. Any help is appreciated |
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=INDIRECT("C10")
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=C9=INDIRECT("C10")
"DDR" wrote: I have a simple formula C9 = C10. When I insert a new row which makes C10 C11 I want the formula to still look at C10. Currently when I add a new row the formula changes. Any help is appreciated |
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