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Cell("filename") doesn't update to new filename when do save as.
Is there any way to set Excel to automatically do that?
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Cell("filename") doesn't update to new filename when do save as.
If you done a SaveAs, the formula will update as soon as any calculation
occurs on the worksheet. Otherwise, touch F9. -- Gary''s Student gsnu200711 |
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Cell("filename") doesn't update to new filename when do save as.
And you'll want to add a range reference to that formula:
=cell("Filename",a1) Unless you want to show the name of the workbook/worksheet that was active when excel recalculated. Louis wrote: Is there any way to set Excel to automatically do that? -- Dave Peterson |
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