(Excel2003)

This is a real mystery.
We have a spreadsheet BookA with two worksheets, Sheet1 & Sheet2, that
get copied into a new workbook BookB.
Both these sheets have formula in them which link back to Sheet3 in
BookA.

Trouble is that when I go EditLinksBreak Link in BookB it looks like
the links have been broken i.e a warning comes up about things being
lost etc, but when I look in the cells all the links are still there !!

This is a new feature of Excel that I'm unfamiliar with - any one got
any ideas?

Help much appreciated
Jason

When I can't find links, I'll use Bill Manville's FindLink program:
http://www.oaltd.co.uk/MVP/Default.htm

WhytheQ wrote:

(Excel2003)

This is a real mystery.
We have a spreadsheet BookA with two worksheets, Sheet1 & Sheet2, that
get copied into a new workbook BookB.
Both these sheets have formula in them which link back to Sheet3 in
BookA.

Trouble is that when I go EditLinksBreak Link in BookB it looks like
the links have been broken i.e a warning comes up about things being
lost etc, but when I look in the cells all the links are still there !!

This is a new feature of Excel that I'm unfamiliar with - any one got
any ideas?

Help much appreciated
Jason

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Dave Peterson

already got that program thanks Dave.
i'm wondering if named ranges cause a problem when using Break Linke.g

BookA Sheet1 has a formula "=myDate" in a cell which refers to Sheet2
If Sheet1 is then copied over to a new book will Break Link be ok?

J

You can do some testing pretty easily.

And to make working with names easier, get Jan Karel Pieterse's (with Charles
Williams and Matthew
Henson) Name Manager:

You can find it at:
NameManager.Zip from http://www.oaltd.co.uk/mvp

WhytheQ wrote:

already got that program thanks Dave.
i'm wondering if named ranges cause a problem when using Break Linke.g

BookA Sheet1 has a formula "=myDate" in a cell which refers to Sheet2
If Sheet1 is then copied over to a new book will Break Link be ok?

J

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Dave Peterson