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Default Is there a way to copy cells with absolute reference gettingadjusted?

This may be simple, but I am an Excel novice.

I want to be able to copy cells on a worksheet having the absolute
reference adjusted.

Reason. I have a custom macro on sheet 1 that inserts a line and
copies formulas to that line. On Sheet 2, I wish to carry over some
values from sheet 1 directly. Hundreds of rows. But when a row is
inserted on sheet 1, the reference on sheet 2 adjusts. Example
Sheet1 row 100 gets inserted. On Sheet 2 when absolute references are
not being used, the formula on Sheet2!a100 references Sheet1 row 101
now, not row 100.

I know I can change it to an absolute reference to get it to work
properly, but I don't want to have to manually key the absolute
reference for hundreds of lines.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Marc
 
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