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Several methods..... 1. F2 to Edit. Precede the formula with an apostrophe then copy and paste to new workbook. Delete the apostrophe from both cells. 2. F2 to Edit. Copy the formula from the formula bar. Switch to new workbook and paste into the formula bar(not into the cell). 3. Use a macro to copy the formula(s) as is. If you want to try 3. post back and I can post the code. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 17:57:01 -0800, KevinB wrote: Hi, I regularly cut/paste Worksheet cells (with formula's) into a different Workbook. I want to keep the formulas "as is" and NOT have the linked workbook name included in the formula. Incorrect: ='[MasterFile.xls]Show Approval'!L111 Correct: ='Show Approval'!L111 Is there a paste feature to NO include the linked path in the formula? |
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