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References to open/hidden workbooks become hard-coded in formulas- 2003
Hello --
Can someone tell me if the following problem is caused by an Excel configuration setting, or is there another reason for it? Problem: References to cells in opened, protected, and hidden workbooks become hard-coded in formulas. In the set of related workbooks we deliver to a user, an example formula merely includes the workbook name, as in = Engineering.xls!cx_qam When he sends the set of workbooks back to us for checking, debugging, etc., this formula appears as = 'C:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\folder_path_below_this\Engineering.xls'! cx_qam Thanks for any help or direction on this. Larry Mehl |
References to open/hidden workbooks become hard-coded in formulas - 2003
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-----Original Message----- Hello -- Can someone tell me if the following problem is caused by an Excel configuration setting, or is there another reason for it? Problem: References to cells in opened, protected, and hidden workbooks become hard-coded in formulas. In the set of related workbooks we deliver to a user, an example formula merely includes the workbook name, as in = Engineering.xls!cx_qam When he sends the set of workbooks back to us for checking, debugging, etc., this formula appears as = 'C:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\folder_path_below_this\Engineering.xls' !cx_qam Thanks for any help or direction on this. Larry Mehl . |
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