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Incoming file links
I'm pretty sure the answer is "no" but I wanted to make sure. I can see
outgoing links with Edit-Links. Is there any way to find incoming links? |
Incoming file links
You mean you want to find all the other workbooks that retrieve values from this
workbook? If yes, then you'll have to open all your other workbooks and look at Edit|links to see. sb1920alk wrote: I'm pretty sure the answer is "no" but I wanted to make sure. I can see outgoing links with Edit-Links. Is there any way to find incoming links? -- Dave Peterson |
Incoming file links
That's what I thought. The act of linking is one way and leaves no mark on
the other file. Thanks "Dave Peterson" wrote: You mean you want to find all the other workbooks that retrieve values from this workbook? If yes, then you'll have to open all your other workbooks and look at Edit|links to see. sb1920alk wrote: I'm pretty sure the answer is "no" but I wanted to make sure. I can see outgoing links with Edit-Links. Is there any way to find incoming links? -- Dave Peterson |
Incoming file links
Exactly.
And if your files are shared with others, you really never know what happened to them after you let them go. I could have lots and lots of files that link back to your original file. You may not know about any of them! sb1920alk wrote: That's what I thought. The act of linking is one way and leaves no mark on the other file. Thanks "Dave Peterson" wrote: You mean you want to find all the other workbooks that retrieve values from this workbook? If yes, then you'll have to open all your other workbooks and look at Edit|links to see. sb1920alk wrote: I'm pretty sure the answer is "no" but I wanted to make sure. I can see outgoing links with Edit-Links. Is there any way to find incoming links? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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