I am certain that in the past I didn't have this "problem." Let's say I have 3 columns: A, B, and C. I have a lot of rows of numbers for these columns. Columns A and B have numerical data manually entered in their cells. Each cell in column C is a SUM of the cell to the left and the cell above. For example, C15 would have "=SUM(B15,C14)".
What I EXPECT is that when I right-click a row and delete it, such as 15, that the data from rows 16 and beyond would shift up and the "new" C15 cell would maintain the formula of "=SUM(B15,C14)". However, instead, all C cells 15 and below break. C15 looks like this: "=SUM(B15,#REF!)".
Maybe I am losing my mind, but I would bet a year's pay that in the past, deleting a row that had a formula above and below it would not break all formulas below the row I deleted.
I didn't use OFFSET or anything like that. I just remember Excel being smart. I've looked all around the interwebs, including SO, and all the answers to similar questions seem to imply I'm losing my mind.
If someone can help out, that'd be awesome.Thanks for your time.