I have a workbook that I have to make additions to every month. The
first three rows are headers and every month, I have to insert a row at
row 4.

On another worksheet, I have to work with the cells B4:B52 and D4:D52.
However, when I insert a row at row 4 every month, the worksheet
automatically change the formula to cells B5:B53 and D5:D53.

Is there a way to work with B4:B52 and D4:D52 regardless of what rows
are inserted??

Thanks.


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Look at using INDIRECT, such as

=INDIRECT("Sheet1!B4")

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I have a workbook that I have to make additions to every month. The
first three rows are headers and every month, I have to insert a row at
row 4.

On another worksheet, I have to work with the cells B4:B52 and D4:D52.
However, when I insert a row at row 4 every month, the worksheet
automatically change the formula to cells B5:B53 and D5:D53.

Is there a way to work with B4:B52 and D4:D52 regardless of what rows
are inserted??

Thanks.


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