On 12/15/2011 04:11 PM, MiguelAngel wrote:
El 15/12/11 19:21, Pedro escribió:
. wrote
How do I do it?
I've tried the Absolute reference method ($A$1) but that won't allow
for
the addition of new rows in an additional sheet.
Absolute references won't work because they are updated as you insert
rows.
One solution is to use INDIRECT to always point at the same cells.
http://db.tt/mdp3mBMz
Probably there are more elegant ways of doing this :)
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A very good option is use an array.
In Sheet2.a1 =Sheet1.a1:a15 and use Mays+Crtl+Enter to get an array.
If you insert a row in for example Sheet1.a8 then the array in Sheet2
is expanded to retain the same size, even better if you have formulae
in the array rows in Sheet2, they are also copied in the new row.
To edit an array you must select the array not a cell in the array,
use Ctrl+/ for this.
The help in the wiki about arrays:
http://help.libreoffice.org/Calc/Array_Functions
Thanks Miguel for the tip!
Miguel Ángel
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