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Running Excel 2003
I have a workbook, lets call it Source1, with one sheet (Bid Items) with a list of bid Item Numbers, bid Item Descriptions. Each column in the Bid Items sheet is defined with a Named Range. There is also one or more daily sheets, which refer to the named ranges in the Bid Item sheet. In each daily sheet, the user can select items from a drop down that refers to the items on the Bid Item tab. I have another workbook, call it Target Book, which is identical to the first, but with no daily tabs, just the bid items sheet. Heres my problem. I would like to copy the selected daily worksheets from workbook Source1 ( and eventually from source2 and source3¦)to the Target Book, and have the daily sheets that are copied refer to the Bid Item sheet in the Target Book. After the copy, some of my references are referring to the locations in the source book, and the named ranges are defined as referring to the source book. Sometimes I get a message saying that the named ranges already exist in the destination workbook and would I like to refer to them, but sometime I dont. If I do get that message, then its better, but not perfect. I am quite frustrated. Do I have to recreate the references and named ranges in code after the copy? If anyone can shed some light on this issue, I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance. |
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