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Default Formula uses previous saved spreadsheet data!

Basically I produce a report on forecasts ever month. i created the sheet oh
the 28th and saved as New 'Forecast report - 28.09.09' for the time bring.
Today I wante to update it with the latest data but the Formulas are using
the previous reports sheet with the pivot table (entitled 'Pivot'). how do i
get rid of this connection? The Formula is:

=IFERROR(IF(F2="Forecast based on inv data",IF(VLOOKUP(A2,'[New Forecast
report - 28 09 09.xlsx]Pivot'!$C$6:$M$1048576,4,FALSE)=0,"",VLOOKUP(A2,'[New
Forecast report - 28 09
09.xlsx]Pivot'!$C$6:$M$1048576,4,FALSE)),IF(VLOOKUP(A1,'[New Forecast report
- 28 09 09.xlsx]Forecasted
Items'!$A$5:$T$1048576,3,FALSE)=0,"",VLOOKUP(A1,'[New Forecast report - 28 09
09.xlsx]Forecasted Items'!$A$5:$T$1048576,3,FALSE))),"")

I would delete the 'connection address' but theres 12 columns for every
month and it takes time manually doing this.
 
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