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can't find link
I cannot find a link that my workbook says it has by searching each spreadsheet. Would it detect a link when opening the file, if I had inadvertently assigned a macro in that other file to a button in this file? If so, is there some quick way to check to where all my buttons' macros are assigned - I've got about 60 of them!
Thanks! Dean |
can't find link
Try Bill Manville's FindLink program:
http://www.oaltd.co.uk/MVP/Default.htm Dean wrote: I cannot find a link that my workbook says it has by searching each spreadsheet. Would it detect a link when opening the file, if I had inadvertently assigned a macro in that other file to a button in this file? If so, is there some quick way to check to where all my buttons' macros are assigned - I've got about 60 of them! Thanks! Dean -- Dave Peterson |
can't find link
Actually, while waiting for an answer, I found two macro buttons that were
assigned to a macro from another worksheet. Once I reassigned them to the same macro in the current workbook, the links were gone. This reference should be of some help in the future. Thanks! Dean "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Try Bill Manville's FindLink program: http://www.oaltd.co.uk/MVP/Default.htm Dean wrote: I cannot find a link that my workbook says it has by searching each spreadsheet. Would it detect a link when opening the file, if I had inadvertently assigned a macro in that other file to a button in this file? If so, is there some quick way to check to where all my buttons' macros are assigned - I've got about 60 of them! Thanks! Dean -- Dave Peterson |
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