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Hi,
I have a formula which calculates the total sum of a range of cells. I have it set to =SUM($D$5:D7), which works fine, but my macro inserts a new row, creating a new row 5, which means my 'absolute' reference changes to $D$6, which is not what I want, is there a way round this? Thanks, Ben -- BWGames to email change de.news to de-news |
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"BWGames" wrote...
.... I have it set to =SUM($D$5:D7), which works fine, but my macro inserts a new row, creating a new row 5, which means my 'absolute' reference changes to $D$6, which is not what I want, is there a way round this? .... Try =SUM(INDIRECT("D5"):D7) . |
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