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When I trace dependents, sometimes I get an arrow pointing to an icon of a
worksheet - I think it means there is a reference to that cell in another sheet. How can I find that location? Thanks. |
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Hi dhstein,
I usually double click on the dotted line not the Icon and Excel shows you a table of all the dependants. -- Regards Warren Excel Novice Addiewell, Scotland. If this helps please click the Yes button. "dhstein" wrote: When I trace dependents, sometimes I get an arrow pointing to an icon of a worksheet - I think it means there is a reference to that cell in another sheet. How can I find that location? Thanks. |
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Try double-clicking the arrow.
Charles ___________________________________ The Excel Calculation Site http://www.decisionmodels.com "dhstein" wrote in message ... When I trace dependents, sometimes I get an arrow pointing to an icon of a worksheet - I think it means there is a reference to that cell in another sheet. How can I find that location? Thanks. |
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