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Cell reference OR INDIRECT function
If I use cell references the correct link to the data in cell in lost when
rows are inserted. Therefore I use the INDIRECT(column()&row()) format, Is there another way, because my formula's are incresing dramaticaly -- Shared knowledge kan make you smarter |
Cell reference OR INDIRECT function
On Jun 6, 10:00 am, Excel ESG
wrote: If I use cell references the correct link to the data in cell in lost when rows are inserted. Therefore I use the INDIRECT(column()&row()) format, Is there another way, because my formula's are incresing dramaticaly -- Shared knowledge kan make you smarter There is no other way to *always* refer to A1 regardless of insertions, deletions or moving of cells except: =INDIRECT("A1") =INDIRECT(ADDRESS(1,1)) Are your formulas increasing in size or population? HTH Kostis Vezerides |
Cell reference OR INDIRECT function
I was already afraid for that answer,
Although thanks for your responce -- There are only 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary and those who don''t. "vezerid" wrote: On Jun 6, 10:00 am, Excel ESG wrote: If I use cell references the correct link to the data in cell in lost when rows are inserted. Therefore I use the INDIRECT(column()&row()) format, Is there another way, because my formula's are incresing dramaticaly -- Shared knowledge kan make you smarter There is no other way to *always* refer to A1 regardless of insertions, deletions or moving of cells except: =INDIRECT("A1") =INDIRECT(ADDRESS(1,1)) Are your formulas increasing in size or population? HTH Kostis Vezerides |
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