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Casey

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How can I add columns without moving formulas. I need to have formulas stay
in column a,b,c, When I add column formula goes to b,c,d, it needs to stay
where is is.
Thanks for any help

Casey


Morrigan


Add a column after c?


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Casey

the vallues in the columns have to move but not the formula

"Morrigan" wrote:


Add a column after c?


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Jim May

use indirect() - see help.
=INDIRECT("B1")/INDIRECT("A1")


"Casey" wrote:

the vallues in the columns have to move but not the formula

"Morrigan" wrote:


Add a column after c?


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