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Hello,
I am linking the data from one sheet in my workbook to another, and previously the way it was set up was to use the offset function. So, the data in sheet A was linked to sheet B by using an offset formula in sheet B. However, the data in sheet A isn't in a complex table or anything. Why would you choose to use the offset function? What's the advantage of using the offset function over just linking the sheets together with the equals sign? Thanks in advance for your help! |
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