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I have a link on one of my worksheets:
='\\ahfctor01\ahfcsharedfiles\Branch and Corporate\Corp\[Region108BARModel.xls]RegionalControl'!$F$11 I then have a macro that goes in and updates F11 and saves, but this changes the link. How come? This is the code: Workbooks.Open Filename:=netwrkpath Sheets("RegionalControl").Range("f11").Value = "IN PROCESS!" ActiveWorkbook.Save ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=netwrkpath2 Application.Run (macrname) Application.Run (macrname) The link switches to netwrkpath2, I would like to have it continue referring to the first file. Can I accomplish that without re-writing the formula? Thanks! -- Paul |
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