for the links you can go to to the edit menu then links you can change source
and navigate back to the slave instead of the master.....that may do the form
buttons as well
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paul
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"DaveJ" wrote:

I have two workbooks with the same set of identical sheets. One is a master
template, the other is a version of the master with real data in it (the
slave). I want to change some formulas in one sheet in the master & when I'm
happy they work overlay them into the equivalent sheet in the slave so they
act upon the data in there.

The formulas I want to change contain references to cells in other sheets in
the workbook (e.g. =Sheet1!G$70...). My problem is that when I copy the
formulas from the master to the slave it precedes them with the workbook name
of the master (e.g. ='[Master.xls]Sheet1!G$70...) which I don't want it to
do, I just want it to retain its reference to Sheet1 so that it references
that same sheet in the slave. Is there a way of doing this? I have tried
copying/pasting the formulas and moving/copying the entire sheet but get the
same result either way.

I have a similar issue with a Form button when I copy the entire sheet. When
copied from Mater to Slave the assigned macro refers back to the master. The
same macro exists in the slave and I want it to refer to that. Again, is this
possible?

Dave J