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Code to find formulas that reference other workbooks?
I have a workbook that (apparently) contains references to another workbook.
Upon opening, I get the usual "do you wanna update links?" window, to which I say yes. I have no idea WHERE these references are (large spreadsheet - not completely create by yours truly). My question is this: is there a simple VBA code to help me pinpoint exactly where the external references are located so I can modify them? Thanks guys (and gals!), Keith |
Code to find formulas that reference other workbooks?
Bill Manville's FindLink comes to mind..
http://www.bmsltd.ie/mvp/MVPPage.asp#BillManville -- Rob van Gelder - http://www.vangelder.co.nz/excel "excelguru" wrote in message ... I have a workbook that (apparently) contains references to another workbook. Upon opening, I get the usual "do you wanna update links?" window, to which I say yes. I have no idea WHERE these references are (large spreadsheet - not completely create by yours truly). My question is this: is there a simple VBA code to help me pinpoint exactly where the external references are located so I can modify them? Thanks guys (and gals!), Keith |
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