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I'm trying to write a macro or something that will be able to link to a
cell's data even if it moves. For example, if i have data in A2: "Office1" and i want cell E3 to link to that data. Now, if the original data in A2 moves, i want the link to follow where it moves to. If i moved the linked cell, E3 i want the link to stay at the original A2, or where it moves to. does this make sense? Thanks! |
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