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I have a couple of problems which I think my be related but have not idea how
they came about. Usually when you have an excel file with external links, upon opening the file, Excel prompts me update links. However when I open this file today, Excel does not prompt me, and autoamatically tries to find the source of the link. A dialogue box pops up saying File Not Found. I coudn't figure out why I was not getting the prompt and why it was triggering the update. I then went into Insert/Name/Define. I then noticed that there were about 60 defined names which I never put into the file. They all had REF# errors. I then realised that some of the links to these named cells were to files which I know I have had opened on my computer over the past week or so. Now the file itslef was built from scratch. I only had three legitimate named cells in the file yet it thinks it has another 60. 1) How did I get these links? 2) Why was this circumventing the update links dialogue box? These are not directly VBA questions, but I fear that this may have come about as I have been building a file audit macro and running it extensively on this particular file. However the maco only finds named cells and finds external links. It does not name cells or create links. Any ideas? Thanks |
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