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Problem: I have created two spreadsheets.
The first I'll call the Master Costing sheet with two columns. A = Description and B=cost. The second I'll call Product style #ABC. Situation: On Product style #ABC sheet, I have to enter a cost into a cell for a component part. To do so, I am added a "+" and then switching to the Master Costing Sheet, highlighting a specific cell and hitting ENTER. This of course places the value back into the first sheet. PROBLEM - I have added some lines in the middle of the Master Costing Sheet which has changed the information flowing back to the Product style #ABC sheet. QUESTION: How can I make sure that, if I add lines to the Master Costing Sheet, it will logically assume that I want to keep the same values flowing across so, for example, B23 which was $1.57 is now B24 due to the additional line and it will know to use B24 and not B23. -- Steve R. |
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