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I would like to create a copy of my large workbook which contains no links. I
am writing a macro in visual basic 6.3 for Excel 2000 and cannot find a
suitable function. Any ideas? Thanks for your help!
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I would like to create a copy of my large workbook which contains no

links. I
am writing a macro in visual basic 6.3 for Excel 2000 and cannot find a
suitable function. Any ideas? Thanks for your help!


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In xl2002+, there's an option for breaking links.

Edit|links|Break links.

You could copy|paste special|values, but that will remove all formulas--not just
links to other workbooks.

You could use Bill Manville's FindLink addin to have more control. You can find
it he
http://www.oaltd.co.uk/MVP/Default.htm

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I would like to create a copy of my large workbook which contains no links. I
am writing a macro in visual basic 6.3 for Excel 2000 and cannot find a
suitable function. Any ideas? Thanks for your help!


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