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I have numerous references from 1 sheet(report) to another sheet(photos).
Currently i use a simple but time consuming: =IF(Report!C28="","",Report!C28) method. I would like to code this as somehting like: =if(Report!(3, 28)<"",Report!(3,28). I have found due to an added delete row code i have put to the Report page the cells being referenced to in the Photo's page then change to Ref#(being not valid) I am thinking that if i refernce the cells by code with the cells (x,y) would auto fix the deleting of the rows in sheet 1?? Am i correct in saying this? Can anyone assist me? Corey.... |
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