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Can you just clear the cells on that City sheet.
Then select the cells on the new City sheet, edit|copy off to the old City sheet select A1 and edit|paste create_share wrote: I have a master (named Country) sheet which is taking data from another sheet (named City) in the workbook through the links. Every week i am getting an updated city sheet from my data entry operator. I want to replace the old city sheet with the new city sheet with the same name. But when i delete the old sheet and copy the new sheet with the same name, the master (Country) sheet is showing #REF! in its cells. Is ther any way i can accomplish this so that i can save my time from copy and paste? thankx! -- Dave Peterson |
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