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I have a workbook "Sales" which has a cell named "price" referring to "Sales!$H10". If I save the workbook as "Sales.Foreign" I want the cell "Price" now to refer to "Sales.Foreign!$H10". However, program does not allow it.
The cell "Price" continues to refer to "Sales!$H10", in other words it does not accept the new workbook name. Any idea how to get around that? Many thanks for all help. |
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