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I'm not sure I follow. I gather you have a workbook with at least two sheets; one I'll call Sheet1 and the other 'Current Status'. Somewhere on Sheet1, let's say in A1, you have this formula:
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='Current Status'!$G$2 1) You say the cell reference changes "accordingly"? What causes it to change? I'm guessing it's when you add, to Current-Status worksheet, rows above 2 or columns to the left of G; is that what you meant? 2) What, exactly, is refreshed? A range, a worksheet, the whole workbook? 3) How is it refreshed? By closing and opening the workbook? By hitting <F9>? What? 4) Which formula changes? The one in Sheet1!A1, I suppose? Or something else? 5) What does it change from? If it's Sheet1!A1, I suppose it changes from ='Current Status'!$G$2? 6) What does it change to? 7) Whatever it changes to, why do you refer to that as "the original formula"? |
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