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I am looking to write a function to see if a cell has an
external link. I know that if it does, it will have: "=" "[" "]" I could realistically use .Hasformula property to test that the cell is a formula and then use the Find Method with some sort of combined search ..Find([, lookin:=xlValues) ..Find(], lookin:=xlValues) But is there an easier way to test (Boolean) if a cell has an external link? |
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