deleting rows and gettin #REF in formula

T

Todd

Hi, I several columns of formulas that refer to each
other. When I delete a column I get #ref in the remaining
cells. How do I avoid this?

TIA


Todd
 
K

Kevin Stecyk

Todd,

Not meaning to be snarky, but don't delete the cell references.

If B1 refers to A1 and your delete row A, the old B is now the new A and
the new A contains #ref.

You need to either adjust your formulas prior to deleting (or after, but is
sometimes more difficult), or you must be careful in what you delete.

Regards,
Kevin
 
T

Tom Ogilvy

use edit replace

replace what =

replace with ZZZ=

delete the column

reverse the edit replace
 
T

Todd

Thanks, it worked!
-----Original Message-----
use edit replace

replace what =

replace with ZZZ=

delete the column

reverse the edit replace

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy




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