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I have a formulas referencing cells in another worksheet. When rows are
added or deleted from the worksheet the formulas are either changed to skip
the new row or receive an #REF! error when a row is deleted. Regardless of
what happens in the worksheet I want the formulas to remain the same.
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cwolt wrote:
I have a formulas referencing cells in another worksheet. When rows
are added or deleted from the worksheet the formulas are either
changed to skip the new row or receive an #REF! error when a row is
deleted. Regardless of what happens in the worksheet I want the
formulas to remain the same.



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