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When I copy from one workbook to another, the reference is copied. How do I
delete the reference part of all my formulas on a sheet? Example: ='[4trial 2008 Wkly Summary.xlsx]WklyInfoA868'!D23 I just want: =WklyInfo868!D23 to show up in the cell. I need this to occur for all the formulas copied on this sheet. Suggestions! |
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In target workbook EditLinks and change source to target workbook.
Another easy method is to do an editreplace in the source sheet. Replace what: = Replace with: ^^^ Replace all. Copy the range over to target workbook then reverse the process in both books or just in target book and close source book without saving. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 23 Jul 2008 14:08:00 -0700, Lora wrote: When I copy from one workbook to another, the reference is copied. How do I delete the reference part of all my formulas on a sheet? Example: ='[4trial 2008 Wkly Summary.xlsx]WklyInfoA868'!D23 I just want: =WklyInfo868!D23 to show up in the cell. I need this to occur for all the formulas copied on this sheet. Suggestions! |
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