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I copied a formula from another workbook and now whenever I open the
recieving workbook, it asks if I want to update links or whatever, i did the edit find and can't find any {},[] or even !,, because I had deleted the workbook and sheet reference, in the formula how do I get this darn thing to stop haunting me? dave |
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Use this Add-in to find it
http://www.oaltd.co.uk/MVP/Default.htm The name is FindLink -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "damorrison" wrote in message ups.com... I copied a formula from another workbook and now whenever I open the recieving workbook, it asks if I want to update links or whatever, i did the edit find and can't find any {},[] or even !,, because I had deleted the workbook and sheet reference, in the formula how do I get this darn thing to stop haunting me? dave |
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