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Hello,
In excel 2003 I have a spreadsheet with a cell (A1) that links to a cell in another workbook (B3). if the source & destination files are both opened and I insert a row in the source file, the reference in the destination sheet automatically changes to recognize the cell change. However, if I save the destination file,then insert another row in the source file, the reference in the destination worksheet doesn't change. Is this normal behavour, or is there some setting in Excel I can change to alter this behaviour, (I know I can use cell naming) thanks, -- Steve Paul |
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