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See where cell is referenced in other sheets
My workbook consists of a Master sheet and several Sub sheets. The Sub sheets
contain cell references back to the Master sheet. On the Master sheet, or in a separate sheet, I want to display the all of the Sub sheet references to that Master cell. The Master sheet cells are unnamed and the Sub sheet references are by cell address (=Master!B104). The Edit, GoTo, Dependents option does not seem to work for this purpose. Ideas? -- Dan Wood Lead QA Engr *** Messages sent to my e-mail address will NOT be answered -- please reply only to the newsgroup to preserve the message thread. *** |
See where cell is referenced in other sheets
Precedents seem to only work on the same sheet so I recently did this for
someone. Adapt to suit. Sub ColorDependentsOnOtherSheet() Set oldsheet = ActiveSheet mf = ActiveCell.Formula Sheets("sheet2").Select With ActiveSheet.Range("d1") oldformula = _ .Formula .Formula = mf .Precedents.Interior.ColorIndex = 6 .Precedents.Offset(, 1) = "hi" .Formula = oldformula End With oldsheet.Select End Sub "Dan Wood" wrote in message ... My workbook consists of a Master sheet and several Sub sheets. The Sub sheets contain cell references back to the Master sheet. On the Master sheet, or in a separate sheet, I want to display the all of the Sub sheet references to that Master cell. The Master sheet cells are unnamed and the Sub sheet references are by cell address (=Master!B104). The Edit, GoTo, Dependents option does not seem to work for this purpose. Ideas? -- Dan Wood Lead QA Engr *** Messages sent to my e-mail address will NOT be answered -- please reply only to the newsgroup to preserve the message thread. *** |
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