adding information from one column doesn't change in another column

Gertrude619

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  1. 2019
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This is complicated to describe, but hopefully one of you can help me out.
I have entered data into columns A and B, 5 rows.
In column D, I have entered =A1, then cell below =B1, doing this for 10 cells.
I have decided to add data to A and B, and inserted cells above A3 and B3 to do this. Now I have 12 cells.
The cells in column D do not reflect this change. Can someone tell me why? Is there a formula that will allow this change?
 

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