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Excel linked spreadsheets
Is there any way to refresh the linked spreadsheet from the source spreadsheet?
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Excel linked spreadsheets
Not that I know of.
In fact, I don't know of a way to even tell what files are linked to a specific workbook. Thebeej wrote: Is there any way to refresh the linked spreadsheet from the source spreadsheet? -- Dave Peterson |
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Excel linked spreadsheets
Well, for any workbook, you can open it and look for the link--but that isn't
exhaustive. Thebeej wrote: Is there any way to refresh the linked spreadsheet from the source spreadsheet? -- Dave Peterson |
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