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Hi VJ
You can do this Select all cells Use replace "=" to " =" (see the space before =) Without quotes Copy the sheet And in the new workbook Use replace " =" to "=" Without quotes If you need help to do this in code post your macro and I will try to help you -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "VJ" wrote in message ... I am copying a sheet from one workbook (wb1) to another workbook(wb2) through a VBA macro. I can copy the sheet but there is one problem in copying process. After copying I can see the following code in my cell. =+'[wb1.xls]Sheet2'!C11 Is there any way to get rid of '[wb1.xls]' portion which is name of the workbook? I need to keep Sheet2 but dont want to keep the name of the workbook. Help would really be appreciated. Thanks and rgds, |
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