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How to insert a row and not update existing formulas?
I have cells containing references to cells in otherworksheets, ie.
=Sheet1!F12. If I enter a row above this it automatically becomes =Sheet1!F13. How can I prevent this? Please explain in simple terms for a simple man! |
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How to insert a row and not update existing formulas?
=INDIRECT("Sheet1!F12")
-- David Biddulph "Bobshaw" wrote in message ... I have cells containing references to cells in otherworksheets, ie. =Sheet1!F12. If I enter a row above this it automatically becomes =Sheet1!F13. How can I prevent this? Please explain in simple terms for a simple man! |
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How to insert a row and not update existing formulas?
It works! many thanks.
"Bobshaw" wrote: I have cells containing references to cells in otherworksheets, ie. =Sheet1!F12. If I enter a row above this it automatically becomes =Sheet1!F13. How can I prevent this? Please explain in simple terms for a simple man! |
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