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I'm building a spreadsheet to serve as a food diary.  On Sheet1 I have a list of different foods, and on Sheet2 I have what foods I ate at which day and meal.  So far, I've only got a couple of days' data posted.

As I add more meals, I eat items that are not already on the Sheet1 list.  So I add the new items to Sheet1, and sort that table again.  THAT's when the problem occurs.  I just added three new foods to the bottom of the Sheet1 list, then sorted it.  Before sorting, the new foods were in cells A38-A40.  After sorting, the new entries are all above A30.

Before sorting Sheet1, the item in Sheet2, cell C5 contained this: =$'Sheet1'.A33 After sorting Sheet 1, that Sheet2 cell reference should say =$'Sheet1'.A36, but it still says "A33".

Is this a known problem?  I'm using LO v6.1.5.2 (x64) on Windows 7.

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