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Hi,

For example File A has links to file B

Is there a way to prevent #REF's in file A when you insert a row in
file B when file A is closed.

As long as both files are open the links are updated, this doesn't
happen when the other file is closed.

The structure of the files is that files B to F are opened and edit by
colleagues, file A is the summary file with all the details of the
individual files thru links.

Cheers,

Harold

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Default #REF in linked files

I'm not positive, but if you turn off auto calculation that might do what you
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"mohavv" wrote:

Hi,

For example File A has links to file B

Is there a way to prevent #REF's in file A when you insert a row in
file B when file A is closed.

As long as both files are open the links are updated, this doesn't
happen when the other file is closed.

The structure of the files is that files B to F are opened and edit by
colleagues, file A is the summary file with all the details of the
individual files thru links.

Cheers,

Harold


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