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Refreshing a Worksheet
And if you happen to have the workbooks open in different instances, you can
save one and Edit|Links|Update Values the other. Phil Hageman wrote: Excel 2000 Working with to different workbooks: workbookA has worksheetA, which has links to WorkbookB/WorksheetB. If I make a change to WorksheetB, I would like to refresh WorksheetA - to see the changes, without having to close either Workbook. Is this possible? Thanks, Phil -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks, Dave. Things are working correctly now.
-----Original Message----- And if you happen to have the workbooks open in different instances, you can save one and Edit|Links|Update Values the other. Phil Hageman wrote: Excel 2000 Working with to different workbooks: workbookA has worksheetA, which has links to WorkbookB/WorksheetB. If I make a change to WorksheetB, I would like to refresh WorksheetA - to see the changes, without having to close either Workbook. Is this possible? Thanks, Phil -- Dave Peterson . |
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