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If you mean you're looking for formulas that are retrieving values from other
workbooks, you could use Edit|find and look through formulas for things like ".xls". But I find using Bill Manville's FindLink program much easier: http://www.oaltd.co.uk/MVP/Default.htm But if you meant you're looking for all the workbooks that have formulas that link to a specific workbook (your workbook is "sending" the data), then I don't think that there's a good way to find all those possible workbooks. You could open each possible "receiving" workbook and look, but that only works if you can at least limit the number of workbooks to search. ChristyR wrote: How can I find what cells are being linked in a source workbook? -- Dave Peterson |
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