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Deleting rows or columns
When deleting rows or columns on a work sheet, the information is lost (ie:
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Deleting rows or columns
Yes it will do. If you have on Sheet1, Cell H1 = Sheet2!A1 and you then
delete Row 1 in Sheet2, the cell reference no longer exists. Excel will not automatically change the reference to the new row. Regards, Alan. "Darrell" wrote in message ... When deleting rows or columns on a work sheet, the information is lost (ie: #REF) on the connecting worksheet |
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