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How do I link cells, sheet to sheet, to recognize row deletion
Oh and also to make it so that blank cells in the source are also blank in
the destination (instead of a 0) Thanks! "Max" wrote: One way to try .. Assume the source col to be linked is col A in Sheet1, A1 down In Sheet2 ------------- Put in any starting cell, say A1: =OFFSET(INDIRECT("Sheet1!A1"),ROWS($A$1:A1)-1,) Copy A1 down as many rows as the linking is required to col A in Sheet1 This should now "recognize" any subsequent row* insertions / deletions in Sheet1 (*or even column deletions in Sheet1) viz. col A in Sheet2 will always point to what's in col A in Sheet1 Adapt to suit. For e.g. if you want to link to col B in Sheet3 instead, change: INDIRECT("Sheet1!A1") to INDIRECT("Sheet3!B1") in the formula -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- GMT+8, 1° 22' N 103° 45' E xdemechanik atyahoodotcom ---- "LeeC" wrote in message ... In Office XP - Excel - I want to copy a column from one sheet to another sheet in the same workbook. I want the copied links to recognize row deletions and insertions when I change the source sheet. When I use the Copy, Paste Special, Paste Links command, the linked sheet does not recognize a row deletion in the source sheet. Instead, the linked sheet displays a #Ref message in the cell related to the deleted row. |
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