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Hi Everyone:
I posted this in the wrong place, and now, I am posting it here, in the correct newsgroup. In excel VBA, is there a way to get the cell references that a formula contains. For example, if in cell A1, I have the following formula: =2*B1+C3-x where x is a defined name (referencing cell D5). So, for cell A1, I want the program to return to me B1, C3, and x (or D5). I would appreciate a small code for this. Thanks for all your help. Bob |
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