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How do I insert a new line in a excel spreadsheet without destroying the
consistency of the formulas? Cut down to a minimum, the following is what I want. Starting point: B2=B1+A2 B3=B2+A3 Desired result after inserting a new line BETWEEN line 2 and line 3: B2=B1+A2 B3=B2+A3 B4=B3+A4 I have been using SuperCalc for many years now, where this is a very simple command. But I have newer been able to make the shift to excel. Just because I could not figure out how to make this simple insert. I have been trying at least four different types of relative referencing, but they are all producing the wrong result: B2=B1+A2 B3=<empty B4=B2+A4 |
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