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Chewy

Auto Update Linking and Saving
 
G'day,

I have two spreedsheets which are linked and I am asked everytime I open
them to update the values. Do I have to have this box pop up. Also, if I
forget to save the document the updated values are not saved. Is there an
autosave for everytime the values are updated.

Thx.

Naz

If you are using Excel XP or 2003, you can set the start-up prompt to
" Don't display the alert and update links "
By clicking Edit then Links, then in the links box in the bottom left is a
start up prompt button.
Unfortunalety you can not do this in Excel 95/97/or 2000.
As for autosaving once the value are updated, i'm afraid I don't think that
is possible, unless you create a before close macro.


Hope that helps

_______________________
Naz
London

"Chewy" wrote:

G'day,

I have two spreedsheets which are linked and I am asked everytime I open
them to update the values. Do I have to have this box pop up. Also, if I
forget to save the document the updated values are not saved. Is there an
autosave for everytime the values are updated.

Thx.


Sam

Is there any other way, with a macro for example, that this can be
accomplished?
I have a powerpoint presentation that is linked to number of Excel sheets
that are in turn linked to other workbooks. When I update the powerpoint
presentation, it prompts me to update each and every excel worksheet -
driving me crazy. I would like to not have to be promted to update each
excel sheet from powerpoint.

Thanks,
Sam


"Naz" wrote:

If you are using Excel XP or 2003, you can set the start-up prompt to
" Don't display the alert and update links "
By clicking Edit then Links, then in the links box in the bottom left is a
start up prompt button.
Unfortunalety you can not do this in Excel 95/97/or 2000.
As for autosaving once the value are updated, i'm afraid I don't think that
is possible, unless you create a before close macro.


Hope that helps

_______________________
Naz
London

"Chewy" wrote:

G'day,

I have two spreedsheets which are linked and I am asked everytime I open
them to update the values. Do I have to have this box pop up. Also, if I
forget to save the document the updated values are not saved. Is there an
autosave for everytime the values are updated.

Thx.


Sam

In 2000, in tools-options-edit, there is the option to ask for updates.
uncheck it and your sheets will update automatically. This will apply to
all excel files.


"Naz" wrote:

If you are using Excel XP or 2003, you can set the start-up prompt to
" Don't display the alert and update links "
By clicking Edit then Links, then in the links box in the bottom left is a
start up prompt button.
Unfortunalety you can not do this in Excel 95/97/or 2000.
As for autosaving once the value are updated, i'm afraid I don't think that
is possible, unless you create a before close macro.


Hope that helps

_______________________
Naz
London

"Chewy" wrote:

G'day,

I have two spreedsheets which are linked and I am asked everytime I open
them to update the values. Do I have to have this box pop up. Also, if I
forget to save the document the updated values are not saved. Is there an
autosave for everytime the values are updated.

Thx.



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