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Linking Master Workbook & subordinate workbook
I am linking several workbooks, cell for cell, into a masterwork. However,
when I link a blank cell into the master workbook, a zero is put into the master cell. Is there a way to keep the link, in case information is later entered into the subordinate workbook, but no value is entered to the master? Thanks for your help. Johnnie |
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Linking Master Workbook & subordinate workbook
Lucky, in the master workbook, enclose the link in an if statement, such as:
if(linked cell="","",linked cell). The master workbook cell will appear blank until something is entered into the linked cell. HTH -- Sincerely, Michael Colvin "Lucky_guy2000" wrote: I am linking several workbooks, cell for cell, into a masterwork. However, when I link a blank cell into the master workbook, a zero is put into the master cell. Is there a way to keep the link, in case information is later entered into the subordinate workbook, but no value is entered to the master? Thanks for your help. Johnnie |
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