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You would probably need a macro to do it. but why do you have so many web
queries? I suspect that you could have a looping macro to do this more efficiently. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Bob Smith" wrote in message nk.net... I have a number of workbooks, with between 30 to 70 worksheets, all with web queries. Some of the worksheets will download some text into cell A10 that I don't want. I could go to each workbook to clear the contents of that cell, but I'm looking for an automated process if possible. TIA, Bob |
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