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Finding a Linked Cell
Hi! Everytime I open up a certain workbook, it asks me if
I want to update the links when it shouldn't have any. I was wondering if there is a way to find which cell in which tab has the rogue link? VBE or some other way is fine. Thanks!! |
Finding a Linked Cell
Since links are always contain brackets, try doing a find for the "[". When
you do the find, select the option that searches the entire workbook. -- Michael J. Malinsky "michael" wrote in message ... Hi! Everytime I open up a certain workbook, it asks me if I want to update the links when it shouldn't have any. I was wondering if there is a way to find which cell in which tab has the rogue link? VBE or some other way is fine. Thanks!! |
Finding a Linked Cell
Hi michael,
why don't you try Bill Manvill's "Findlink" http://www.bmsltd.co.uk/MVP/Default.htm Wolf -----Original Message----- Hi! Everytime I open up a certain workbook, it asks me if I want to update the links when it shouldn't have any. I was wondering if there is a way to find which cell in which tab has the rogue link? VBE or some other way is fine. Thanks!! . |
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