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Is there any way to make a macro automatically "follow" changes to the
worksheet itself? For example, I might have a macro with an instruction such as Range("C5") = x But then I need to modify the sheet and insert columns and/or rows that requires the value 'x' to now appear in G9 but I have to manually change the macro instructions. I'm sure that there must be a way to avoid this hassle but how? TIA Stella |
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