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I have formulas on a 2nd worksheet referencing cells on the original (HVAC).
(i.e. =CONCATENATE(HVAC!$B$6,HVAC!$H$6)). These results are then
automatically summaried and graphed on an additional sheet.
When a user inserts a new row into middle of the HVAC sheet (which is
sometimes necessary), the cell reference on the summary page changes (shifts
down one number) so the new row is not counted
=CONCATENATE(HVAC!$B$7,HVAC!$H$7).
Can I prevent this from happening?
I would greatly appreciate any help on this one.
(i.e. =CONCATENATE(HVAC!$B$6,HVAC!$H$6)). These results are then
automatically summaried and graphed on an additional sheet.
When a user inserts a new row into middle of the HVAC sheet (which is
sometimes necessary), the cell reference on the summary page changes (shifts
down one number) so the new row is not counted
=CONCATENATE(HVAC!$B$7,HVAC!$H$7).
Can I prevent this from happening?
I would greatly appreciate any help on this one.