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How to insert row without affecting linked cells

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    How to insert row without affecting linked cells

    I am not very well versed in excel, so go easy with the jargon and if solution is something more complex than pretty much copy/paste pls explain for dummies.

    OK, so I have a workbook to this description;

    Sheet 1: Over 3,000 names with contact details

    Column B Column C Column D Column E Column F Column G Column H
    Title First name Surname Position Organisation Email Category

    Sorted by
    1 - Organisation
    2 - Surname
    3 - First name

    Sheets 2 - 9: Are partial lists of Sheet 1 (respective of category) that are linked to Sheet 1.
    Obviously sorted same as Sheet 1.

    I WANT TO
    Be able to insert a new row in Sheet 1, without it affecting Sheets 2 - 9, and then insert the new row into the appropriate Sheet (category) with a link back to Sheet 1.
    Is there a way of doing this?

    The main priority is to be able to edit info in cells in Sheet 1 with the info updating automatically in respective sheets - which has been done by linking using paste special.

    I want to be able to insert a new row in case extra contacts are needing to be added, without having to copy and paste special each sheet again. At the moment that is the best solution I have and would prove time consuming to do every time I add a new contact.

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    Re: How to insert row without affecting linked cells

    It will be good if you attach a sample workbook.
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