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"Andy Bailey" wrote in message
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Don,

Appreciate your help. I tried to implement your suggestion but didn't get
very far. I'm not sure I explained my problem too well.

What I'm after is some way to enter a new row but get the formula
references
to ignore the fact that I've entered a new row and "respect" their
original
references.

Thanks

Andy