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Stephen Poley
I have a worksheet Hours and a worksheet Costs. Each cell in Costs needs
to be a function of the corresponding cell in Hours so, for example,
Costs!K12 is a function of Hours!K12.
The problem is that cells frequently get inserted or deleted in Hours.
In this case Excel changes the reference in Costs so that, for example
Costs!K12 now refers to Hours!L12, which is no use.
How do I get Costs to always use the corresponding cells?
(I came across one or two old posts in the archive which seemed to imply
that this problem could be solved by means of the OFFSET function, but a
bit of experimenting seems to show this isn't the case.)
to be a function of the corresponding cell in Hours so, for example,
Costs!K12 is a function of Hours!K12.
The problem is that cells frequently get inserted or deleted in Hours.
In this case Excel changes the reference in Costs so that, for example
Costs!K12 now refers to Hours!L12, which is no use.
How do I get Costs to always use the corresponding cells?
(I came across one or two old posts in the archive which seemed to imply
that this problem could be solved by means of the OFFSET function, but a
bit of experimenting seems to show this isn't the case.)