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Insert new row in a linked consolidated worksheet

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    Insert new row in a linked consolidated worksheet

    I have a Workbook containing 2 worksheets. Sheet 1 feeds into sheet 2, which is the consolidated view. I know how to link the sheets but how can I make it so adding a new row in the middle of the already existing data in sheet 1 will show up in sheet 2 (in the right place). When i do this right now the cells do not get added in sheet 2 but when i click on cell 9 for example although it is still physically in row 9 the cell info shows cell 10.
    Can anyone help? thank you in advance
    Last edited by valle4782; 12-15-2011 at 03:11 PM.

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    Re: How can I a Insert new row in a linked consolidated worksheet

    This appeared to work =OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,ROW()-1,COLUMN()-1)
    Now can anyone tell me how to integrate my IF function here. I currently have a working if function of,
    =IF(Sheet1!A1=0,"",Sheet1!A1)

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    Re: How can I a Insert new row in a linked consolidated worksheet

    can anyone help?

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    Re: How can I a Insert new row in a linked consolidated worksheet

    Hi,

    Can you upload the workbook so that we can see the request in context. Add a few notes and examples of a before and after situation.

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