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This will always refer to Z183:
=IF(INDIRECT("Z183") ="No content liens","n","y") -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "julia" wrote in message ... In one cell, I reference a cell in the next column to the left and one row down e.g., in cell Y182, I have: if (Z183 = "No content liens","n","y") But I often insert rows between rows 182 and 183. When I add a row, the original contents of row 183 move down to row 184, but the formula in cell Y182 also now references row 184. I want the cell reference in Y182 to still refer to the immediately adjacent row even after a new row is added (effectively I want that reference to change to the "new" row - not the originally referenced row). Is that possible? Julia Bell |
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