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I have created a workbook (A) that pulls data from workbooks (B) and (C). If
I combine A with B or C or both, the resulting workbook becomes too large to email. If I email the files separately to other users (who are not especially Excel literate), the links in A fail to update, since they are pointing to files on my computer, not theirs. I'm very reluctant to ask users to edit the links in A to point to the correct files; I've got little confidence that will be successful. Is there a way to specific relative, not absolute file path names, so that as long as B and C are in the same directory as A, a remote user can download all three files into one directory and have the links in A work correctly? Many thanks in advance for your help. |
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