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I have a spreadsheet which runs a macro that performs a web query. The
macro copies the relevant data from the website and inserts it into a new column on the spreadsheet - column E in this case. Thus, the old data is shifted to column F. Now, I want column D to contain a formula which simply calculates the difference between the new data and the old, say =E6-F6 for the data in row 6. However even using absolute references, when the new column is inserted, my column D formulas change from =$E6-$F6 to =$F6-$G6. How do I keep the formulas from changing when the new column is inserted? Many many thanks for any help on this one. |
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