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Insert rows without effecting formulas
Column A contains employee numbers, column B contains numbers that
correspond to each employee. In column C are numbers that come from another source and should match up to those numbers in column B. In column D is the formula B-D. All columns are in employee number order but sometimes I need to insert a cell in column C to synchronise the rows - but when I do this it upsets the formula in column D. How can I change the formula in column D so that it always deducts column B from D irrespective of how many cells I insert in column C? Thanks |
Insert rows without effecting formulas
Hi Gavin
One way =INDEX(B:B,ROW())-INDEX(C:C,ROW()) -- Regards Roger Govier wrote in message ps.com... Column A contains employee numbers, column B contains numbers that correspond to each employee. In column C are numbers that come from another source and should match up to those numbers in column B. In column D is the formula B-D. All columns are in employee number order but sometimes I need to insert a cell in column C to synchronise the rows - but when I do this it upsets the formula in column D. How can I change the formula in column D so that it always deducts column B from D irrespective of how many cells I insert in column C? Thanks |
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