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Hi,
A client has reported the following problem: He works in a corporate enviroment. They have recently upgraded from Office 2000 to 2003. He has a lot of workbooks that pulls data from sheets in other books, typically stored on a network server. When he opens one of his workbooks, he's prompted if he wants to update the links. Even if he clicks "Do not update", all the cells shows just #ref. Any ideas? -- Fredrik E. Nilsen |
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xl2002+ likes to recalculate any workbooks that were created in previous
versions. In earlier versions of excel, if you answer No to the update links prompt, the existing values are kept. In xl2002+, you get those errors. Jim Rech posted a registry tweak: http://groups.google.com/groups?thre...GP11.phx .gbl "Fredrik E. Nilsen" wrote: Hi, A client has reported the following problem: He works in a corporate enviroment. They have recently upgraded from Office 2000 to 2003. He has a lot of workbooks that pulls data from sheets in other books, typically stored on a network server. When he opens one of his workbooks, he's prompted if he wants to update the links. Even if he clicks "Do not update", all the cells shows just #ref. Any ideas? -- Fredrik E. Nilsen -- Dave Peterson |
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