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Linking from one tab to another creates the link in destination ta
Hi,
About 80% of the time, when I try to create a link in one tab to another tab, the link is incorrectly inserted somewhere in the destination worksheet, not in the original one. For instance, I have tab A and B. I am looking at tab A and want to link to B!A12. I press = and Ctrl + Pg Dn to get to tab B. Once I get there, I scroll to A12. Instead of putting the formula in tab A, it puts it somewhere in tab B... maybe in A1, maybe B5 - the placement appears to be random. We're running Excel 2003 on Windows Vista. This happened 2-3 weeks after upgrading to Vista from XP. Has anyone run into this, and is there a fix? Thanks, Colin |
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