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Help Please,
I currently extract data from an automated system that generates a daily spreadsheet. If the file does not exist it gives me an invalid reference which is fine since I know it does not exist yet. When the daily sheet is created I can then extract the data I need. The problem is that the cells for future dates show the #REF! in the cell even after I break the links causing the autosum for my totals to be false. This creates more work deleting than just dragging, dropping then using edit find/replace for the new dated spreadsheet daily. I would like to leave the invalid reference shown as zero or just a blank cell if the reference is invalid. Any suggestions or do I need to create a macro. If so how would I go about this? |
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