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![]() Hi; This may be a solve in code or without code.. (i can read the code fro the macro generator then.). The situation is as follows; Excel 2000. - File1 Sheet1 = Sheet1 Sheet2 = Test Sheet3 = Sheet3 Test!b1 = 10 Sheet1!b1 = =Test!b1 File2 Sheet1 = Sheet1 Sheet2 = Test Sheet3 = Sheet3 - Now.. I copy [File1]Sheet1!b1 I go to [File2]Sheet1!b1 and I paste. I now get: =[File1]test!B1 as a result in that cell. I DO NOT WANT THIS. I ONLY WANT: =TEST!B How do I prevent excel from being too smart and copying filenames i forumale references? I'll have to put it in code.. but click thourg instructions will do too. Thanks sd ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted via http://www.mcse.m ----------------------------------------------------------------------- View this thread: http://www.mcse.ms/message381926.htm |
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