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Inserting rows in source workbook
Excel 2003 - I have 1 source workbook that contains prices of items used in
recipes. Hundreds of recipe workbooks are linked to this source workbook. I need to insert rows, but I don't want to open all 100+ linked workbooks. If I insert a new item in the source, all recipe workbooks now look at the wrong information. Any suggestions? |
How are they linked? To specific cells in the source book, or do they use a
Lookup formula, or something else? A little more info, if you please? "IrishAnne" wrote: Excel 2003 - I have 1 source workbook that contains prices of items used in recipes. Hundreds of recipe workbooks are linked to this source workbook. I need to insert rows, but I don't want to open all 100+ linked workbooks. If I insert a new item in the source, all recipe workbooks now look at the wrong information. Any suggestions? |
Absolute reference to specific cells in the source book.
"Duke Carey" wrote: How are they linked? To specific cells in the source book, or do they use a Lookup formula, or something else? A little more info, if you please? "IrishAnne" wrote: Excel 2003 - I have 1 source workbook that contains prices of items used in recipes. Hundreds of recipe workbooks are linked to this source workbook. I need to insert rows, but I don't want to open all 100+ linked workbooks. If I insert a new item in the source, all recipe workbooks now look at the wrong information. Any suggestions? |
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