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    Cell constancy when transferring combined date/text from one sheet to another

    I'm trying to keep a cell constant during data transfer (combining text & dates) within a master sheet and second sheet of a workbook, and I'm adding rows to the second sheet of the workbook. Here is the formula I've tried on the master sheet:

    =TEXT(SecondSheet!$A$2,"mm/dd/yyyy")&" "&SecondSheet!$B$2

    The $ before the cells I want to stay constant isn't working. I'm adding a row above the previous one used so things stay in chronological order with newest date on top. I need the date and text combined and transferred to the master sheet so the latest data is there at a quick glance. Is there another way to keep the cell constant besides using the $?

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    Re: Cell constancy when transferring combined date/text from one sheet to another

    Untested, but something like:

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    Re: Cell constancy when transferring combined date/text from one sheet to another

    Quote Originally Posted by TMS View Post
    Untested, but something like:

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    This worked, thank you!! If you don't mind, what does the index function do? I'm self taught with Excel (except the help I receive here!)
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    Re: Cell constancy when transferring combined date/text from one sheet to another

    You're welcome. Thanks for the rep.

    You can INDEX a row, or column, or range. That is, you can choose an element from the row, column, or range based on row and/or column indices. In this example, we are saying, pick the second element in the column A. As the 2 is a static value, it does not change (auto-adjust) as you add or remove rows.

    See: https://support.office.com/en-us/art...2-b56b061328bd

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