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Ghost links in Workbook
Often times I work with workbooks e-mailed to me. Many of these workbook
contain links to the creator's local files, which are annoying when opening the workbook. I have erased all the range names that are not used in the workbook, I have looked for the cell with reference i.e. Edit|Find| in each of the sheets of the work book and yet no luck. Are there other easy ways to find the source of the link? Please help , the problem is just very annoying. |
Hi ASinghBama
Try this Add-in to find the links <findlink.zip http://www.bmsltd.ie/MVP/ -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "ASinghBama" wrote in message ... Often times I work with workbooks e-mailed to me. Many of these workbook contain links to the creator's local files, which are annoying when opening the workbook. I have erased all the range names that are not used in the workbook, I have looked for the cell with reference i.e. Edit|Find| in each of the sheets of the work book and yet no luck. Are there other easy ways to find the source of the link? Please help , the problem is just very annoying. |
It works. Thanks!
-- _Ajay "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Hi ASinghBama Try this Add-in to find the links <findlink.zip http://www.bmsltd.ie/MVP/ -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "ASinghBama" wrote in message ... Often times I work with workbooks e-mailed to me. Many of these workbook contain links to the creator's local files, which are annoying when opening the workbook. I have erased all the range names that are not used in the workbook, I have looked for the cell with reference i.e. Edit|Find| in each of the sheets of the work book and yet no luck. Are there other easy ways to find the source of the link? Please help , the problem is just very annoying. |
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