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I have a spreadsheet I am using for financial statements. In one area, I have
to create sub-totals based on the rows above. The problem is that some of the cells are set up as named ranges for use elsewhere, and some are not. As a result, the formulas for my sub-totals contain both names and cell references. When I try to copy these formulas to adjacent cells for other months, some formula components change (eg. C35 becomes D35) while others don't (eg. Jan_Sales stays as Jan_Sales). This makes a complicated edit, overly prone to errors. It is also not something I am comfortable turning over to someone else to use on an ongoing basis. I could create names for the un-named cells, but this would result in a HUGE number of names to set up. Is there any way to use the cell reference for the named cells in the formulas I am creating? |
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