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Copying Spreadsheets without referencing other workbook.
Thanks Marcelo
Shail Marcelo wrote: thanks for the feedback Shail regards from Brazil Marcelo "shail" escreveu: Hi, Marcelo has good option for you. You can Replace (Ctrl+H) [WorkbookA.xls] with a null value for all the cells so you won't get WorkbookA.xls before any of you functions. Thanks Marcello to you too. Shail Marcelo wrote: hi, copy and after replace =[workbooka.xls] per = hth regards from Brazil Marcelo " escreveu: I have two workbooks and would like to copy a page from Workbook A into Workbook B. However when I do this the page I copy always references Workbook A in the formulas. Is there any way to copy a sheet without this happening? example: formulas look like =[WorkbookA.xls]Data!D11 - I don't want the [WorkbookA.xls] included after copying, it should just read Data!D11. There is already a sheet in the new workbook titled Data that I would like it to point to. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Matt |
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