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Tough one...I have a "Socrecard" spreadsheet that is loaded with links to
other "data source" spreadsheets. Each month, I have to open each cell and change the pointer from, for example, ='G:\2006\[Jan.xls]CONSOLIDATED VIEW'!$CR$64 to ='G:\2006\[Feb.xls]CONSOLIDATED VIEW'!$CR$64. For now, I can use CNTL F and the find feature to search for Jan, then replace with Feb, but I would like to have one page of the excel SS with Jan, Feb, Mar, etc and have the cell point to it like this ='G:\2006\[POINT TO CELL HERE.xls]CONSOLIDATED VIEW'!$CR$64. Possible??? |
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Can't you highlight the sheet and use CTRL-H (Find and Replace) to:
Find What: Jan.xls Replace With: Feb.xls then click Replace All? You seem to be suggesting that you currently change all the references manually. Hope this helps. Pete California Phil wrote: Tough one...I have a "Socrecard" spreadsheet that is loaded with links to other "data source" spreadsheets. Each month, I have to open each cell and change the pointer from, for example, ='G:\2006\[Jan.xls]CONSOLIDATED VIEW'!$CR$64 to ='G:\2006\[Feb.xls]CONSOLIDATED VIEW'!$CR$64. For now, I can use CNTL F and the find feature to search for Jan, then replace with Feb, but I would like to have one page of the excel SS with Jan, Feb, Mar, etc and have the cell point to it like this ='G:\2006\[POINT TO CELL HERE.xls]CONSOLIDATED VIEW'!$CR$64. Possible??? |
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The problem is that the page has multiple links to about fifteen different
spreadsheets, so I would have to use the FIND feature repeatedly for each file. This may end up being my only option, but having it link to a single page where all the file names are listed and making the change there would ensure I capture all the links versus checking each highlighted cell (highlighted in blue to help me remember which have links) and then determining what links to update. "Pete_UK" wrote: Can't you highlight the sheet and use CTRL-H (Find and Replace) to: Find What: Jan.xls Replace With: Feb.xls then click Replace All? You seem to be suggesting that you currently change all the references manually. Hope this helps. Pete California Phil wrote: Tough one...I have a "Socrecard" spreadsheet that is loaded with links to other "data source" spreadsheets. Each month, I have to open each cell and change the pointer from, for example, ='G:\2006\[Jan.xls]CONSOLIDATED VIEW'!$CR$64 to ='G:\2006\[Feb.xls]CONSOLIDATED VIEW'!$CR$64. For now, I can use CNTL F and the find feature to search for Jan, then replace with Feb, but I would like to have one page of the excel SS with Jan, Feb, Mar, etc and have the cell point to it like this ='G:\2006\[POINT TO CELL HERE.xls]CONSOLIDATED VIEW'!$CR$64. Possible??? |
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