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#Value w external links
I created a spreadsheet that contains countif and sumif functions with
external links. For some reason my workbook is fine but when I email to other people, they get #Value errors even when they choose to not update the links. I don't think it's the version of Excel because everyone is on 2003. Any ideas would be helpful. A coworker also had that problem but when she opened up the external file as well, saved it and closed both files, she was able to reopen the spreadsheet with the links without getting #value errors or without having to open the linked file. |
#Value w external links
Don't use Countif/Sumif. Use Sumproduct.
Biff "Tia" wrote in message ... I created a spreadsheet that contains countif and sumif functions with external links. For some reason my workbook is fine but when I email to other people, they get #Value errors even when they choose to not update the links. I don't think it's the version of Excel because everyone is on 2003. Any ideas would be helpful. A coworker also had that problem but when she opened up the external file as well, saved it and closed both files, she was able to reopen the spreadsheet with the links without getting #value errors or without having to open the linked file. |
#Value w external links
I think you have two problems here.
The first is the one Biff describes: =countif() and =sumif() won't evaluate correctly if they point at a workbook that is not open. The second one is that the formulas evaluate to errors if you choose to not update the links when you open them. Jim Rech posted a registry tweak: http://groups.google.com/groups?thre...GP11.phx .gbl Tia wrote: I created a spreadsheet that contains countif and sumif functions with external links. For some reason my workbook is fine but when I email to other people, they get #Value errors even when they choose to not update the links. I don't think it's the version of Excel because everyone is on 2003. Any ideas would be helpful. A coworker also had that problem but when she opened up the external file as well, saved it and closed both files, she was able to reopen the spreadsheet with the links without getting #value errors or without having to open the linked file. -- Dave Peterson |
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