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I want to link the fields on one worksheet to the values stored in several
other Excel files. (That part is easy.) But I want the ability to move the underlying files to a new folder and be able to easily update all the links in my worksheet. One idea I had was to store the path in a specific field on the new worksheet and use the value from that cell concatenated in as part of all the link references. (Ex: store the path value in cell A1: \\[type UNC path here]; then create a link that concatenates the value from A1 to the filename, worksheet name, and cell reference info.) Then, if I move the underlying files, I simply update the path value in my worksheet in the cell, and all the link references automatically are updated. However, I have not found the correct syntax for constructing a link reference using concatenation. Will this idea work and, if so, what is the proper syntax, or is there another better method for quickly updating multiple links when the path of the source files is changed? Any help is greatly appreciated!!! (P.S. The version is currently Excel97, but I suspect the solution will be the same in later versions, as well.) Thanks! |