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I have a workbook named Operations Vital signs. This workbook has tabs as
follows: Blank / 2008 / 2009 / 2010 / etc. Each tab has user entered information which is stored on a shared network drive. The Operations Vital Signs workbook is accessed by Company Vital Signs workbook which now also has tabs: 2008 / 2009 / 2010 / etc. The original workbook had no tabs & cell referenced Operationsvitalsigns.xls. Once tabs were added the reference stopped working. Is there a way I can tell each tabs references to look at the corresponding years tabs in the other workbook other than hand correcting them? As it stands I have to do the following about a million times: click cell highlight : #REF from ='[Operations Vital Signs 2008.xls]#REF'!$Q$25 change : #REF to ='[Operations Vital Signs 2008.xls]2009'!$Q$2 click next cell Isn't there same way to mass modify the bad reference for the whole sheet? We are going to add a new tab each year. Please show me what I am missing. Thank you |
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