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Hello,

I have a question on "connections" in Excel. I want my data file to be
connected to a cell in an other data file. This is no problem.. but the
problem is that this connection will get a setted path, for example
C:/documents/target.xls

If I send the two documents to an other person now.. he oviously isnīt
able to see the connection because it is not really probable that he
has put the data in the same direction. So Excel doesnīt find the
connection.
He has to set the connection manual again.

So my question is, if excel is able to search the target-data on its
own - because it is really a lot of work to do it manually when you
have more than 30 datas on which you want to have access.

Is there any standard-possibility to do that??

Thanks !!


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