Cut and paste rows with formulas

I am new to Excel and have inherited a spreadsheet that has 2 seperate sections that need to stay seperate. Attaching the sheet so you can see what I am talking about. I need to move a row from dedicated line 2 (which is Column H) to dedicated line 1 and have the start time (which is column M) formula continue to be sequential. Any way to accomplish that without having to correct the formula in the start time column?

If I did fully understand your question, I have the opinion that you always have to correct the formula.

If you do copy paste values, you will lose the formulas (which I believe it's not what you desire since the start time will not be sequential and not according with your calcs).
However if you do cut/move that line from dedicated line 2 to dedicated line 1 it will consider the previous formula, which means it will consider the previous line start time from dedicated line 2 and not from the previous line from dedicated line 1 as it should.

But this looks really simple to solve (correcting the formula of course):

1. Select the mentioned entire row through a Shift+space shortcut
2. Cut it throught Ctrl+X
3. Select the destination row, again through Shift+space
4. Paste it using Ctrl+"+(add button)" (in order to add a row there)
5. At column "Start time" position yourself on the cell before(top) of the newly moved row, copy
6. Alt+E+S (Paster Special) , and select Formulas
7. That's it


Kind Regards,
FCarv

Is there any way to cut and paste without having to correct the formula?