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worksheet map
I have some fairly complicated excel files with let say 100 worksheets
in them. What I would like to do is be able to generate a "map" that would show me graphically how all the worksheets in the file are linked to each other. |
worksheet map
i,
How would that differ from using Trace...dependents, precedents ? Jim Cone San Francisco, USA "ixlr84fun" wrote in message ups.com I have some fairly complicated excel files with let say 100 worksheets in them. What I would like to do is be able to generate a "map" that would show me graphically how all the worksheets in the file are linked to each other. |
worksheet map
Trace...dependents, precedents i think only work to trace cells in a
worksheet i want to trace worsheets in a workbook |
worksheet map
i,
This is as close as I can come... http://makeashorterlink.com/?A11A24B5C Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "ixlr84fun" wrote in message oups.com Trace...dependents, precedents i think only work to trace cells in a worksheet i want to trace worsheets in a workbook |
worksheet map
Hello,
this is an interesting concept. How do you determine "Mapping"? Do you want to trace each worksheet in each sheet? maybe I will think of something. Send me one of the workbooks. Maybe I can "capture" the Trace dependants in each worksheet then "write" the dependants into a textbox. not sure if it will work though.. just a thought. Not sure if VBA will allow me to contain the trace. - -Mark http://www.geocities.com/excelmarksway "ixlr84fun" wrote: I have some fairly complicated excel files with let say 100 worksheets in them. What I would like to do is be able to generate a "map" that would show me graphically how all the worksheets in the file are linked to each other. |
worksheet map
Yes it is a very interesting concept and would be ultra useful if I
could make it work. Attached is a file of what I have and what I would like the output to look like Any ideas would be great thanks. tryed to email to address but bounced |
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