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I have a workbook with about 50 sheets that I have put together from
several other workbooks. I have tried to change all the links to the current workbook, but when I open the wb I get the "update" question. And when I look at EditLinks I see a whole bunch of links pointing to the original workbooks. But I can't find the cells with the links. I seach the WB for the name in a formula, but Excel claims it is not there. I have looked myself and I don't find it. I don't want to just break the link, I want to find the cell and fix it. What else can I do to find these hidden links? |
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On Jan 31, 9:13 pm, Dave Peterson wrote:
Try Bill Manville's FindLink program:http://www.oaltd.co.uk/MVP/Default.htm wrote: I have a workbook with about 50 sheets that I have put together from several other workbooks. I have tried to change all the links to the current workbook, but when I open the wb I get the "update" question. And when I look at EditLinks I see a whole bunch of links pointing to the original workbooks. But I can't find the cells with the links. I seach the WB for the name in a formula, but Excel claims it is not there. I have looked myself and I don't find it. I don't want to just break the link, I want to find the cell and fix it. What else can I do to find these hidden links? Thank you to you and JMB. That helped me very much. |
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I suggest Bill Manvilles FindLinks add-in
http://www.oaltd.co.uk/MVP/Default.htm " wrote: I have a workbook with about 50 sheets that I have put together from several other workbooks. I have tried to change all the links to the current workbook, but when I open the wb I get the "update" question. And when I look at EditLinks I see a whole bunch of links pointing to the original workbooks. But I can't find the cells with the links. I seach the WB for the name in a formula, but Excel claims it is not there. I have looked myself and I don't find it. I don't want to just break the link, I want to find the cell and fix it. What else can I do to find these hidden links? |
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