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Is there a way of referencing a cell in so far as its co-ordinate rather
than the typical B3 etc? I am linking sheets to each other, for example Cell B2 on Sheet 2 reads Cell B2 on Sheet 1 and continues down the sheet.(B3 to B3, B4 to B4 etc) If I then delete row B3 from Sheet 1 (deleting the row not just the contents) I will then get error messages ( #Ref) in Cell B3 on Sheet 2 . How can I ensure that the Cell B3 on Sheet 2 reads what has become B3 on Sheet 1 ? I know in VB there is a co-ordinate or referencing of cells by the number of columns / rows from a datam, but is there a similiar process in Excel ? Thanks. |
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