Leading the way in Microsoft Office Development
 Home|Excel|Word|PowerPoint|Consultancy|Feedback|Contact 
 Microsoft Excel > Formulas > Cell References - Inserting< Previous | Next > 

 

Step 1 - Inserting Rows and Columns

 
 

When you are using cell references (relative or absolute) inserting or deleting rows (or columns) will alter the cell references.

 
 

Lets image the following table where a new row needs to be inserted at the top every day.

 
 

This is not possible using normal cell references because every time you insert a new row the cell reference will automatically be linked to the cell in the previous row.

 
   

 

Step 2 - Using the INDIRECT Function

 
 

By using the INDIRECT() function we can always refer to the cell "C5".

 
   

 

Step 3 - Things to Remember

 


 Copyright © 2004-2007 Better Solutions Limited. All Rights Reserved.< Previous | Top | Next >