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Weekly I send out files to be completed and returned. Budget data is linked
to a datatable on our servers k drive. Whenever I email the file - the link switches from k: to c: or worse, the whole path changes to their local settings. How can I stop this from happening? |
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one way is to rewrite the equations using the indirect function, so that the
referece will stay the same no matter where the program is run from. "knghtrvn" wrote: Weekly I send out files to be completed and returned. Budget data is linked to a datatable on our servers k drive. Whenever I email the file - the link switches from k: to c: or worse, the whole path changes to their local settings. How can I stop this from happening? |
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The link that changes is a vlookup funtion to another workbook. Opening both
my operating file and the datasource, when adding the the indirect funtion - the cell only ref's out. any other suggestions? "bj" wrote: one way is to rewrite the equations using the indirect function, so that the referece will stay the same no matter where the program is run from. "knghtrvn" wrote: Weekly I send out files to be completed and returned. Budget data is linked to a datatable on our servers k drive. Whenever I email the file - the link switches from k: to c: or worse, the whole path changes to their local settings. How can I stop this from happening? |
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Do you use the mapped drive letter (K:) in your formulas?
If you do, you may want to try replacing them with the UNC path instead. ='k:\somepath\[book1.xls]Sheet1'!$A$1 becomes ='\\sharename\somepath\[book1.xls]Sheet1'!$A$1 (Untested) knghtrvn wrote: Weekly I send out files to be completed and returned. Budget data is linked to a datatable on our servers k drive. Whenever I email the file - the link switches from k: to c: or worse, the whole path changes to their local settings. How can I stop this from happening? -- Dave Peterson |
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Seems to have done the trick.
Thank you "Dave Peterson" wrote: Do you use the mapped drive letter (K:) in your formulas? If you do, you may want to try replacing them with the UNC path instead. ='k:\somepath\[book1.xls]Sheet1'!$A$1 becomes ='\\sharename\somepath\[book1.xls]Sheet1'!$A$1 (Untested) knghtrvn wrote: Weekly I send out files to be completed and returned. Budget data is linked to a datatable on our servers k drive. Whenever I email the file - the link switches from k: to c: or worse, the whole path changes to their local settings. How can I stop this from happening? -- Dave Peterson |
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