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Formulas can typically be copied down. For example, if you have in C1
the following formula: =A1*B1 then you can copy it down and the cell references will change. For example, in C5, it will automatically become =A5*B5 If such is the nature of your formula, then you can fearlessly insert rows and then simply copy the existing formulas along the entire column. HTH Kostis Vezerides |
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