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is there way to discover is some particular cell referenced by some other
cell's formula? of course, this apply only for currently opened workbooks it is interesting to know since deleting such a row will produce [many] #ref! errors, and later is hard to discover where they were pointing before using "on change" event and watching for #ref! value will slow down the system i can construct some other complicted and slow solutions, but is there some direct way? thnx |
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