VBA button that "delete and shift cell up" without shifting all ref to that cell up

TBC5

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Office Version
  1. 2010
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  1. Windows
Hi Everyone,
my probleme is that when when i shift cell up using a VBA button all the formula using that cell as to do calculation become #ref! because the ref have shifted up by one cell.

The formula i use to delete and shift cell up:
Range("B6").Delete (xlUp)

Example :
i want to delete the Num1 and num2 of Obj 1 because i don't need it anymore and make Obj2 become Obj1 and Obj3 become Obj2
so i use a VBA button that will delete Num1 and num2 of Obj 1 and Shift cell up
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But when i shift cell up, the ref of num1+num2 shift too.
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So i want to delete and shift cell up without ref shifting up too
 

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