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connecting cells with connector lines

 
 
Michaelprem123
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      25th Feb 2011
Hello!

Is it possible in Excel (2007) to draw a connector line (with or
without an arrow ...) between two cells in a worksheet, so that the
line-tips will follow their cells even when the latter are moved ?

Thanks

Michael
 
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Alan
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      25th Feb 2011
On Feb 25, 7:00*am, Michaelprem123 <michaelprem...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Is it possible in Excel (2007) to draw a connector line (with or
> without an arrow ...) between two cells in a worksheet, so that the
> line-tips will follow their cells even when the latter are moved ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Michael


The line will automatically adjust when rows or columns are inserted
or deleted if you select Format Autoshape>Properties>Move and size
with cells ... but you probably already knew that. However there is no
way to easily maintain the connection if a cell is dragged and dropped
to a different place on the worksheet. It is possible to use a VBA
script to delete the old line and redraw a new one but with the work
involved to write the script it may be easier to drag the end of the
line maunally unless it is a frequently recurring issue.

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