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Default copy PROTECTED worksheet without referencing original

Hi all

I have to copy a protected worksheet with formulas to a different
workbook without referencing the original workbook in the formulas. I
found a lot of postings concerning 'copy without referencing original'
with the following answers:
- Use Edit/Links to change the links in the formulas after copy
- Change the Formulas to text and back to formulas before / after copy
so they don't get changed by the copy-procedure
- Use Edit/Paste Special to copy the formulas

All of this is not working for me because my worksheet is protected and
i don't know the password (the worksheet is a template from a
gouvernment office). So i am looking for a possibility to copy the
worksheet without references. Changing the formulas after copy is not
an option for me.

Thank you very much for any ideas/help.

Roger Tinembart

 
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