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I just spend the better part of the day creating a truly wonderful, yet
complex excel file, that had links to a second file I had open on my desktop. It worked wonderfully well. However, the second file is on sharepoint. When I re-opened my wonderful file, all the nice, complex calculated formulas that pointed at the sharepoint stored file all contain #VALUE, and now it no longer works. Anyone know how to address this behavior? I plan to share file 1 with many folks, having it pointing at a data table in that second excel file, but now, I cannot. (note: the links were not to pivoted cells in the second table...just some complex sumifs and sumproduct formulas). Help...just lost a day's work. Patk |
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