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Reference to a dynamic range
Hi,
Is there a simple/elegant way to refer to a range that is constantly changes? For example if I have a sheet that holds some data in a range and it is being constantly updated by adding rows or removing rows, is there a way to refer to the current range without the need to change the formulas every time a row is being added or removed? |
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