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hi, Janice !
I have two workbooks linked, and if I add a row to the data source the cell that the receiving worksheet holds, looses that new row and everything shifts. I want the receiving worksheet to stay the same when I add a row to the data source. I tried using the $ but it did not work. instead of using a "direct" reference to "the cell", use index(<column,<row_number) of some form with indirect(... assuming the two workbooks will be open -?- hth, hector. |
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