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HOW 2 BREAK AN OPERATION
After creating a template consisting of thousands of links of a sheet in the
same workbook, I, upon updating the formula so as to link it with other sheet used the Find & Replace mode as: Find: "Sheet1" But mistakenly, instead of "Sheet2", entered Replace With: Shet2 Sure am in a troublesome mess of opening of Update Values dialogue box again and again for each and every entry. Any idea how to break such an operation? -- Best Regards, FARAZ A. QURESHI |
HOW 2 BREAK AN OPERATION
It is EXCEL 2007 version.
-- Best Regards, FARAZ A. QURESHI "FARAZ QURESHI" wrote: After creating a template consisting of thousands of links of a sheet in the same workbook, I, upon updating the formula so as to link it with other sheet used the Find & Replace mode as: Find: "Sheet1" But mistakenly, instead of "Sheet2", entered Replace With: Shet2 Sure am in a troublesome mess of opening of Update Values dialogue box again and again for each and every entry. Any idea how to break such an operation? -- Best Regards, FARAZ A. QURESHI |
HOW 2 BREAK AN OPERATION
Sometimes killing excel in the task manager is the best way.
FARAZ QURESHI wrote: After creating a template consisting of thousands of links of a sheet in the same workbook, I, upon updating the formula so as to link it with other sheet used the Find & Replace mode as: Find: "Sheet1" But mistakenly, instead of "Sheet2", entered Replace With: Shet2 Sure am in a troublesome mess of opening of Update Values dialogue box again and again for each and every entry. Any idea how to break such an operation? -- Best Regards, FARAZ A. QURESHI -- Dave Peterson |
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