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Hi,
I have an IF function comparing 2 cells and it is under column C: A B C cat Dog "=if(A1=B1,1,0)" (here result is 0) Dog bird "=if(A2=B2,1,0)" (here result is 0) Now, every time the result is ZERO in column C, I will move the corresponding data on column B downwards "Insert - Shift cells down". The problem here is that my formula on column C also moves downwards! So if I moved down the data on B1 (Dog), the formula on C1 becomes "=if(A1=B2,1,0)". Is there a way that the formula will still compare the original 2 cells even if I moved the data down?? That is, the formula on C1 will still be "=if(A1=B1,1,0)" Thanks. |
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