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Hello,
I am build a budget template which will have sever worksheets within the
workbook and each worksheet will be identical. The problem is that I have
hyperlink to directed toward different part of the template and every time I
create a new template by coping the skeleton template the hyperlinks direct
back to the skeleton template
does anybody have any suggests
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Protect your hyperlink targets:

=HYPERLINK("#'Sheet3'!B9","temp")

Excel will not change the text between the double quotes when the workbook
or worksheet is copied.
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Hello,
I am build a budget template which will have sever worksheets within the
workbook and each worksheet will be identical. The problem is that I have
hyperlink to directed toward different part of the template and every time I
create a new template by coping the skeleton template the hyperlinks direct
back to the skeleton template
does anybody have any suggests
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Andrew Jackson

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