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I have a complex file that needs sending to another laptop/user. The file has many links to other files. The person I send this file too doesn't like the "would you like to update links?" box, and the "some links don't work box would you like to continue" box. Basically I want no hint there are any links at all in the file. Any help with code would be gratefully received. Gordon... |
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You can try this in the ThisWorkbook code area:
Private Sub Workbook_Open() Application.AskToUpdateLinks = False End Sub However, since this tells it to automatically update, he might get a message saying it can't find the links. My limited knowledge leads me to believe you might have to comment out the links when you send it. "Gordon" wrote: Hi... I have a complex file that needs sending to another laptop/user. The file has many links to other files. The person I send this file too doesn't like the "would you like to update links?" box, and the "some links don't work box would you like to continue" box. Basically I want no hint there are any links at all in the file. Any help with code would be gratefully received. Gordon... |
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That gets rid of the first box. How do I then get rid of the... This workbook contains one or more links that cannot be updated - box. Cheers Gordon... "JLGWhiz" wrote: You can try this in the ThisWorkbook code area: Private Sub Workbook_Open() Application.AskToUpdateLinks = False End Sub However, since this tells it to automatically update, he might get a message saying it can't find the links. My limited knowledge leads me to believe you might have to comment out the links when you send it. "Gordon" wrote: Hi... I have a complex file that needs sending to another laptop/user. The file has many links to other files. The person I send this file too doesn't like the "would you like to update links?" box, and the "some links don't work box would you like to continue" box. Basically I want no hint there are any links at all in the file. Any help with code would be gratefully received. Gordon... |
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Gordon, the only other way that I know is pretty drawtic. That would be to
create a new worksheet by copying the entire sheet and PasteSpecial with xlValues to eliminate formulas and links. Then send the user that copy. Like I said, that's drastic. "Gordon" wrote: Hi... That gets rid of the first box. How do I then get rid of the... This workbook contains one or more links that cannot be updated - box. Cheers Gordon... "JLGWhiz" wrote: You can try this in the ThisWorkbook code area: Private Sub Workbook_Open() Application.AskToUpdateLinks = False End Sub However, since this tells it to automatically update, he might get a message saying it can't find the links. My limited knowledge leads me to believe you might have to comment out the links when you send it. "Gordon" wrote: Hi... I have a complex file that needs sending to another laptop/user. The file has many links to other files. The person I send this file too doesn't like the "would you like to update links?" box, and the "some links don't work box would you like to continue" box. Basically I want no hint there are any links at all in the file. Any help with code would be gratefully received. Gordon... |
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