Andreas Säger-2 wrote:
You mean: How can I refer to one particular cell address?
=OFFSET($SheetX.$A$1;2;3;4;5)
No, I mean how can I refer to a particular cell address no matter what a
user does to that cell. Moving, cutting, pasting, overwriting, anything. I
always want to point to, say Sheet1.A1.
If you think the use case would be helpful I'd be happy to elaborate.
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