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How do I force Excel to use fixed cells on a different worksheet?
I am trying to set up a spreadsheet that has a summary sheet collating
information from other worksheets in the same workbook. However, whenever I insert a column in the other worksheets the formula changes to track the original value, rather than staying with the same cell. I need it to always refer to the same cell in order to get an average of the 3 most recent entries on that worksheet. How d I do this? |
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=AVERAGE(INDIRECT("'Sheet 2'!A1:A3")) In article , "Craig Spencer UK" <Craig Spencer wrote: I am trying to set up a spreadsheet that has a summary sheet collating information from other worksheets in the same workbook. However, whenever I insert a column in the other worksheets the formula changes to track the original value, rather than staying with the same cell. I need it to always refer to the same cell in order to get an average of the 3 most recent entries on that worksheet. How d I do this? |
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