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Using Excel 2003. I have a complicated workbook that has a lot of links. Is
there a way to know what other workbooks (from other networked users) are using data from my workbook through the link function? |
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In short... Nope. You can see what workbooks the spreadsheet is linked to but
you can not see which workbooks link to the spreadsheet you are in. Yet one more reason that I never link workbooks. In fairness I did successfuly link one set of template workbooks to pull data from a master data repository workbook. That being said I locked things down to the nth degree. Only a small set of users could access the master repository workbook and even then I only gave them ashortcut to the master so that they could not accidentally delete or move the book. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "GWilson" wrote: Using Excel 2003. I have a complicated workbook that has a lot of links. Is there a way to know what other workbooks (from other networked users) are using data from my workbook through the link function? |
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