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Mighty Magpie
I have a worksheet containing several sheets many of which are "linked" by
formulae embedded in certain cells. Many of the sheets contain a table
showing the results. These tables are formatted to have colours etc and to
generally "look nice"
I often have to email the data tables from only one or two of those sheets
but it seems tha twhen the recipients get them and open them, they get a
message telling them that the sheets are linked to another source and asking
them " do you want to update the cells" (or wording similar to that)
Apart from simply cutting and pasting, and possibly losing all the formating
is there another way of sending them the data so that they aren't confronted
with that message - some of them don't have the common sense to click 'NO'
when asked the question
TIA
Excel 2002
formulae embedded in certain cells. Many of the sheets contain a table
showing the results. These tables are formatted to have colours etc and to
generally "look nice"
I often have to email the data tables from only one or two of those sheets
but it seems tha twhen the recipients get them and open them, they get a
message telling them that the sheets are linked to another source and asking
them " do you want to update the cells" (or wording similar to that)
Apart from simply cutting and pasting, and possibly losing all the formating
is there another way of sending them the data so that they aren't confronted
with that message - some of them don't have the common sense to click 'NO'
when asked the question
TIA
Excel 2002