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1 +A1 2 If column B1 has the formula +A1 in it, and I insert a colum between columnn A and B, C1 then has the formula +A1 in it as a result of the column insert. A B C 1 +A1 2 How do I construct the original formula in B1 (+A1) so that when a column is inserted between columns A and B, which moves the formula over to column C as a result of the column insert, the formula in C1 references the cell next to it as +B1 rather than still showing +A1 as the formula? I want the formula to always reference the cell immediately next to itself without being affected by column inserts. I know there is probably a simple answer but I can't figure it out. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, -Mark |
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