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Trace Dependents
Sounds like a plan. Thank you!
D wrote in message oups.com... Hi Dean. If so, this is a bit scary. I am in the habit of deleting cells that have no dependents, to clean up worksheets. This may need to be a habit I'll have to break! Yikes! What I usually do in such a process is: - Save all files open (I tend to have external lins involved as well) - Then delete the range of cells i suspect is unused - Then run my Flexfind utility to find out whether any #REF! error(s) have occurred. Flexfind is capable of searching almost any object in Excel that may have a reference to a cell. Find Flexfind he http://www.jkp-ads.com/OfficeMarketPlaceFF-EN.htm Regards, Jan Karel Pieterse Excel MVP www.jkp-ads.com |
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