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I have a google sheet, Names, populated by a google form. In another sheet, copiedNames, I am referencing Names column B starting from row 100 ='Names'!B100:B and have drop filled this formula into the all the cells below. The row numbers in copiedNames are not the same as the row numbers in Names.

When a new google form entry is input into Names, the formula in copiedNames break. I understand that this is because new rows are being inserted into Names and copiedNames is referencing rows after the inserted rows. How do I reference the inserted rows so that I can keep referencing the new names as they come in?

I've seen suggestions to try arrayformula, index, indirect, but I can't figure out something that works.

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It worked to use =Arrayformula('Names'!B100:B) in a single cell and not drop fill the cells underneath.