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Opening an Excel 2002 file in Excel 2007 for the first time, I'm greeted with:
"Excel has detected that this file contains lables in formulas. These are no longer supported in Excel 2007 and will be replaced with cell references. Your formulas will continue to work correctly. You cannot undo this change. Do you want to continue?" Okay, fine. But after I open up the file, how can I tell which cells have been changed by Excel? Is there a way I can find these formulas in an older Excel version? I'd like to replace these with cell names not cell references... I'd rather not go for the eyeball approach - the file is 6MB with 24 tabs ... |
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