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Automatic update of links has been disabled - how do I get rid of
I thought I had removed all the links. Does this message when I open up Excel
(2003 and 2007) mean that there are still links in the document, or that there were links previously...and now it's just going to show forever. Either way, how do I get rid of it. |
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Automatic update of links has been disabled - how do I get rid of
I bet you missed some.
I'd use Bill Manville's FindLink program: http://www.oaltd.co.uk/MVP/Default.htm Kevin wrote: I thought I had removed all the links. Does this message when I open up Excel (2003 and 2007) mean that there are still links in the document, or that there were links previously...and now it's just going to show forever. Either way, how do I get rid of it. -- Dave Peterson |
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