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Default Adding rows to the data array used in an Index function

If I add rows to my data set...

1) Will the array automatically adjust?
2) Will any cells that reference the cells beneath the rows I add
automatically adjust to the new locations? Or will I have to manually go
into every index and update the row number needed??

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Default Adding rows to the data array used in an Index function

Excel will update the references if you are using relative references... any
reference with $ in front of row number will not change...

References of type -
A1 will change
A$1 will not change
$A1 will change
$A$1 will not change

References inside INDIRECT won't change...

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If I add rows to my data set...

1) Will the array automatically adjust?
2) Will any cells that reference the cells beneath the rows I add
automatically adjust to the new locations? Or will I have to manually go
into every index and update the row number needed??

Thanks!

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