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I sure am in a need of a formula to list the address(es) of dependent(s)
relevant to a specific cell, existing in the currently opened workbooks so as
to have quick review instead of clicking each cell, tracing the arrows and
checking the links in every new popup of an arrow.

Your expertise and aid in thi regard shal highly be obliged.

Thanx in advance!
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Try this ..

Msgbox Activecell.DirectPrecedents.Address

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"Faraz A. Qureshi" wrote:

I sure am in a need of a formula to list the address(es) of dependent(s)
relevant to a specific cell, existing in the currently opened workbooks so as
to have quick review instead of clicking each cell, tracing the arrows and
checking the links in every new popup of an arrow.

Your expertise and aid in thi regard shal highly be obliged.

Thanx in advance!
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Best Regards,

Faraz

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Or
Activecell.DirectDependents.Address

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"Faraz A. Qureshi" wrote:

I sure am in a need of a formula to list the address(es) of dependent(s)
relevant to a specific cell, existing in the currently opened workbooks so as
to have quick review instead of clicking each cell, tracing the arrows and
checking the links in every new popup of an arrow.

Your expertise and aid in thi regard shal highly be obliged.

Thanx in advance!
--
Best Regards,

Faraz

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Sorry Jacob,

I have already tried that but it only returns only the address on the
current sheet and not on the others.

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Faraz


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Try this ..

Msgbox Activecell.DirectPrecedents.Address

If this post helps click Yes
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Jacob Skaria


"Faraz A. Qureshi" wrote:

I sure am in a need of a formula to list the address(es) of dependent(s)
relevant to a specific cell, existing in the currently opened workbooks so as
to have quick review instead of clicking each cell, tracing the arrows and
checking the links in every new popup of an arrow.

Your expertise and aid in thi regard shal highly be obliged.

Thanx in advance!
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Best Regards,

Faraz

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One of the following add-ins may suit

1) Aaron Blood has an add-in named Explode.
http://www.xl-logic.com

You will need to register to obtain it:


2) http://cellmatrix.net/index.php/down...a_trace_tool1/


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I sure am in a need of a formula to list the address(es) of dependent(s)
relevant to a specific cell, existing in the currently opened workbooks so
as
to have quick review instead of clicking each cell, tracing the arrows and
checking the links in every new popup of an arrow.

Your expertise and aid in thi regard shal highly be obliged.

Thanx in advance!
--
Best Regards,

Faraz




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WOW!

Xplode sure is an explosion!

Thanx Steve!!!
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One of the following add-ins may suit

1) Aaron Blood has an add-in named Explode.
http://www.xl-logic.com

You will need to register to obtain it:


2) http://cellmatrix.net/index.php/down...a_trace_tool1/


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"Faraz A. Qureshi" wrote in
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I sure am in a need of a formula to list the address(es) of dependent(s)
relevant to a specific cell, existing in the currently opened workbooks so
as
to have quick review instead of clicking each cell, tracing the arrows and
checking the links in every new popup of an arrow.

Your expertise and aid in thi regard shal highly be obliged.

Thanx in advance!
--
Best Regards,

Faraz



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