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Linked Files - How to find reference
I have combined a number of individual files into one workbook by using "Move
or Copy Sheet". Some of these sheets had macros and defined names and I am in the process of consolidating all of these into the new workbook. Every time I open the new workbook, it indicates that there are links to other files. My question is, is there a way to determine which cells are still referring to the original workbooks? Thanks. |
Linked Files - How to find reference
I would use Bill Manville's FindLink program:
http://www.oaltd.co.uk/MVP/Default.htm dhstein wrote: I have combined a number of individual files into one workbook by using "Move or Copy Sheet". Some of these sheets had macros and defined names and I am in the process of consolidating all of these into the new workbook. Every time I open the new workbook, it indicates that there are links to other files. My question is, is there a way to determine which cells are still referring to the original workbooks? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
Linked Files - How to find reference
you can also go to Edit/Links/Break Links
"dhstein" wrote: I have combined a number of individual files into one workbook by using "Move or Copy Sheet". Some of these sheets had macros and defined names and I am in the process of consolidating all of these into the new workbook. Every time I open the new workbook, it indicates that there are links to other files. My question is, is there a way to determine which cells are still referring to the original workbooks? Thanks. |
Linked Files - How to find reference
Thank you - that was perfect.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: I would use Bill Manville's FindLink program: http://www.oaltd.co.uk/MVP/Default.htm dhstein wrote: I have combined a number of individual files into one workbook by using "Move or Copy Sheet". Some of these sheets had macros and defined names and I am in the process of consolidating all of these into the new workbook. Every time I open the new workbook, it indicates that there are links to other files. My question is, is there a way to determine which cells are still referring to the original workbooks? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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