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I have a spreadsheet with a block of 10 rows by 8 columns with conditional
formatting with absolute references to row 6. I need to change these to reference row 7. I can edit each instance on one row (16 in total) then copy the row down but, as the process may need to be repeated in the future, can I use an offset reference instead of an absolute reference, yet still retain the ability to copy the rows down? For example, the formulae for cell E9 ore below =VALUE(LEFT(E$6,2))*0.95 =VALUE(LEFT(E$6,2))*1.05 E$6 needs to be E$7. Is there some way to say =VALUE(LEFT("current row -2",2))*0.95 in such a way that when the row is copied down "current row-2" becomes "current row-3"? --- Ian --- |
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