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How do you ID cell precendents/dependents in other sheets?
The arrows displayed by Tools / Formula Auditing / Trace Precedents/
Dependents point to a formula's precedent/dependent cells in the SAME SHEET as the formula only. Precedents/dependents in other sheets in the workbook are not identified. Doesn't Excel have a 100% functional auditing mode or dialog? (Or, have I failed to install a Valu-Pak or add-in?) Thanks much. *** |
How do you ID cell precendents/dependents in other sheets?
There should be an arrow pointing to a worksheet icon. When you double click
on the icon (for me it only works when double clicking on the bottom of the icon, right when the cursor changes from a + to an arrow), it should open up the goto dialog box with a listing of the external links. You can select a link from this dialog and XL will take you to it. " wrote: The arrows displayed by Tools / Formula Auditing / Trace Precedents/ Dependents point to a formula's precedent/dependent cells in the SAME SHEET as the formula only. Precedents/dependents in other sheets in the workbook are not identified. Doesn't Excel have a 100% functional auditing mode or dialog? (Or, have I failed to install a Valu-Pak or add-in?) Thanks much. *** |
How do you ID cell precendents/dependents in other sheets?
JMB:
Thanks much for answer. And now that I see the answer, it's all too intuitive. I can't understand how I failed to empirically tried that solution before. Perhaps it's because I'm such a keyboard maven that I didn't think of trying simply clicking the dotted line and/or additional- sheet icon itself. And I also now see that this question is asked & answered quite frequently. Thanks again. *** |
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