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Hi, I've created a spreadsheet which looks at another on the network to
distinguish if the open file is the latest version. (ie. a report is sent as V1 and saved on the local computer of the recipient, meanwhile the report on the network is udated to V1.1 - when the user then opens the original V1 report, the spreadsheet simply advises that there is a newer verion). This works fine for me, until the email with the report is actually sent. Before the email is sent, the formula looks like this: =VLOOKUP(F11,'J:\Marketing_New\Management Information\[Index.xls]Management Information Index'!$B:$G,3,0) However, when the email is sent, this formula then changes to this: =VLOOKUP(F11,'C:\Marketing_New\Management Information\[Index.xls]Management Information Index'!$B:$G,3,0) Only a very slight change, but the J drive changes to the C drive?? Any ideas how to get around this? Many Thanks!! |
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