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Excel-how to link source workbook to copy of destination workbook
I have two source workbooks that are linked to a destination workbook. I
want to make a copy of the destination workbook and retain the links to the two source workbooks. Then I want to change the name of the new destination workbook and retain the links to the two source workbooks. Is this possible? |
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Excel-how to link source workbook to copy of destination workbook
On May 28, 7:47 pm, D Lynn <D wrote:
I have two source workbooks that are linked to a destination workbook. I want to make a copy of the destination workbook and retain the links to the two source workbooks. Then I want to change the name of the new destination workbook and retain the links to the two source workbooks. Is this possible? Should work. Just copy/rename in Windows Explorer. Or do a Save As in Excel. |
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