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the links from the source and destination excel workbooks are refreshed when
the destination workbook is opened. if somebody opens the source and saves
it on a different pc, is there anyway to refresh the data in the destination
without closing and reopening the workbook?

i know the links are dynamic when both are open on the same pc.

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i found through the edit-links menu option, i can update a source, but
there must be a way to update all of the links to the other workbooks, isn't
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the links from the source and destination excel workbooks are refreshed
when the destination workbook is opened. if somebody opens the source and
saves it on a different pc, is there anyway to refresh the data in the
destination without closing and reopening the workbook?

i know the links are dynamic when both are open on the same pc.

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Gary





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