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![]() Alternatively, does anyone know how to 'replace' a worksheet. For example, I may have a worksheet 'A' with formulas on other worksheets referring to certain cells on this sheet. If I delete this worksheet, the formulas that referred to the sheet change to #REF, as you would expect. Is there any way then to add a new worksheet, rename this sheet 'A' (the same name as the sheet just deleted) and have all formulas automatically refer to this new worksheet (so the #REF error is automatically resolved), without having to physically change each formula? In essence, we have replaced the worksheet 'A' with a new worksheet object. I have my doubts that this is possible. I know it sounds pointless and wierd but being able to do this may help solve my problem. Cheers David |
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