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Rogue Link
I have created a workbook that calls information from several others. My
problem is there appears to be a rogue link within the workbook which is for a workbook that no longer exists.. I believe this is a remnant from somewhere within the development stage of the application. Although this link is not causing a direct problem it does cause an error 'cannot find' type error on startup - which is annoying! I have done all the usual searches, of worksheets/macros etc, but cannot seem to find it. As the error message only appears once I am assuming there is only one occurence with the workbook. Anyone got any other ideas on how to find? |
Rogue Link
On 1 Apr, 11:34, SyZyGy wrote:
I have created a workbook that calls information from several others. My problem is there appears to be a rogue link within the workbook which is for a workbook that no longer exists.. I believe this is a remnant from somewhere within the development stage of the application. Although this link is not causing a direct problem it does cause an error 'cannot find' type error on startup - which is annoying! I have done all the usual searches, of worksheets/macros etc, but cannot seem to find it. As the error message only appears once I am assuming there is only one occurence with the workbook. Anyone got any other ideas on how to find? i down loaded a file called findlink.xla which searches the workbook for all links i am not sure where i had it from but search the web for it HTH kevin |
Rogue Link
Thanks Kevin
I found findlink.xla. Worked OK, but it did not find the rogue link! This is a strange one "kevcar40" wrote: On 1 Apr, 11:34, SyZyGy wrote: I have created a workbook that calls information from several others. My problem is there appears to be a rogue link within the workbook which is for a workbook that no longer exists.. I believe this is a remnant from somewhere within the development stage of the application. Although this link is not causing a direct problem it does cause an error 'cannot find' type error on startup - which is annoying! I have done all the usual searches, of worksheets/macros etc, but cannot seem to find it. As the error message only appears once I am assuming there is only one occurence with the workbook. Anyone got any other ideas on how to find? i down loaded a file called findlink.xla which searches the workbook for all links i am not sure where i had it from but search the web for it HTH kevin |
Rogue Link
On 1 Apr, 13:26, SyZyGy wrote:
Thanks Kevin I found findlink.xla. Worked OK, but it did not find the rogue link! This is a strange one "kevcar40" wrote: On 1 Apr, 11:34, SyZyGy wrote: I have created a workbook that calls information from several others. My problem is there appears to be a rogue link within the workbook which is for a workbook that no longer exists.. I believe this is a remnant from somewhere within the development stage of the application. Although this link is not causing a direct problem it does cause an error 'cannot find' type error on startup - which is annoying! I have done all the usual searches, of worksheets/macros etc, but cannot seem to find it. As the error message only appears once I am assuming there is only one occurence with the workbook. Anyone got any other ideas on how to find? i down loaded a file called findlink.xla which searches the workbook for all links i am not sure where i had it from but search the web for it HTH kevin- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - have you tried changing the source? |
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