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Is there any way to get the exact string representing the local
references as the user entered it in the formula? For example: Cell A1 in Sheet1: "=Sheet2!G66+Sheet1!B$7-$A9" Getting DirectPrecedents yields: "$B$7" and "$A$9" for Address What I *really* want is: "Sheet1!B$7" and "$A9" The frustrating thing is when I double click in the cell (edit mode) Excel will colour these exact strings - But I can't find anyway of getting to them in a macro :-( Any help appreciated! Antony |
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