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Zokess

Finding Cell References
 
Is there an easy method to automatically highlight all
references to a given cell throughout a workbook. I have
a workbook for part numbers. I have two master parts
lists on two diffrent pages. The major assembly parts
pages are populated through references to cells on one of
the two major parts pages. 3 of 5 columns were sorted,
unfortunately the 5th column needed to be sorted as well
because it tracks the quantity of a given part used
throughout the rest of my workbook. Instead of doing
going through and finding each reference manually...and
missing a lot I am sure....is there a way to hightlight a
cell on the master parts list and have excel
automatically highlight or otherwise indicate which cells
on other pages are populated by the orignating cell?

Gordon

Zokess wrote:
Is there an easy method to automatically highlight all
references to a given cell throughout a workbook. I have
a workbook for part numbers. I have two master parts
lists on two diffrent pages. The major assembly parts
pages are populated through references to cells on one of
the two major parts pages. 3 of 5 columns were sorted,
unfortunately the 5th column needed to be sorted as well
because it tracks the quantity of a given part used
throughout the rest of my workbook. Instead of doing
going through and finding each reference manually...and
missing a lot I am sure....is there a way to hightlight a
cell on the master parts list and have excel
automatically highlight or otherwise indicate which cells
on other pages are populated by the orignating cell?

Tools-Formula Auditing-Trace Dependents.
Double click on the line between the cell and the "external" box will
give you a list of the dependent cells.

HTH


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Zokess

Thank you...I found that method...I was wondering if
there was a way to highlight the cells of all the
dependents....if not this will have to work....
-----Original Message-----
Zokess wrote:
Is there an easy method to automatically highlight all
references to a given cell throughout a workbook. I

have
a workbook for part numbers. I have two master parts
lists on two diffrent pages. The major assembly parts
pages are populated through references to cells on one

of
the two major parts pages. 3 of 5 columns were

sorted,
unfortunately the 5th column needed to be sorted as

well
because it tracks the quantity of a given part used
throughout the rest of my workbook. Instead of doing
going through and finding each reference

manually...and
missing a lot I am sure....is there a way to

hightlight a
cell on the master parts list and have excel
automatically highlight or otherwise indicate which

cells
on other pages are populated by the orignating cell?

Tools-Formula Auditing-Trace Dependents.
Double click on the line between the cell and

the "external" box will
give you a list of the dependent cells.

HTH


--
Registered Linux User no 240308
Just waiting for Broadband to complete the conversion!(3

weeks and
counting!)
gordonATgbpcomputingDOTcoDOTuk
to email me remove the obvious!
.



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