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Breaking link to another sheet
I have a spreadsheet emailed to me on a fairly regular basis. I need to
change the layout of this and have written another sheet which points to the relevant cells and inserts the data into my sheet. This is fine until I open the sheet again, when I'm prompted to renew the links. Can I somehow read the data from the emailed spreadshhet once, then break the link so that th new sheet is standalone? |
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Breaking link to another sheet
You may want to live without updating the links--especially if you send it back
and they expect the links to still work. But if you can break the links by finding them and then converting to values (copy|Paste special|Values). In fact, xl2002 has an option under Edit|Links to help do this. Or you can use Bill Manville's addin to help find the pesky ones. Findlink.zip from http://www.BMSLtd.co.uk/mvp Ian Coates wrote: I have a spreadsheet emailed to me on a fairly regular basis. I need to change the layout of this and have written another sheet which points to the relevant cells and inserts the data into my sheet. This is fine until I open the sheet again, when I'm prompted to renew the links. Can I somehow read the data from the emailed spreadshhet once, then break the link so that th new sheet is standalone? -- Dave Peterson |
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