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I have got a workbook (Workbook A, say path = L:\Design) reference to a table in another workbook (Workbook B, say path = L:\Design\ST). However, when I copy Workbook A to My Documents (path = C:\Documents and Settings\aug\My Documents) the external link also automatically updated (path = C:\Documents and Settings\aug\My Documents\ST). How could I structure the link so that always potin to where Workbook B is actually stored, no matter where I store Workbook A? Thanks. |
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Open workbook A, and save it to new location (FileSave As ...) -- Arvi Laanemets ( My real mail address: arvi.laanemets<attarkon.ee ) "augustus" wrote in message ... Hi, I have got a workbook (Workbook A, say path = L:\Design) reference to a table in another workbook (Workbook B, say path = L:\Design\ST). However, when I copy Workbook A to My Documents (path = C:\Documents and Settings\aug\My Documents) the external link also automatically updated (path = C:\Documents and Settings\aug\My Documents\ST). How could I structure the link so that always potin to where Workbook B is actually stored, no matter where I store Workbook A? Thanks. |
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