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How do I keep a cell reference in a formula from changing when a cell is
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You need to use the INDIRECT worksheet function. For example, to refer to
cell A1 no matter what is inserted above or to the left of the current cell A1: =INDIRECT("A1") HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "knemitz" wrote in message ... How do I keep a cell reference in a formula from changing when a cell is inserted above it? |
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