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jérome Yacc
I'm facing a strange problem:
In a initial workbook, where a lot of cell names are defined, a VBA
application is creating a "printable" sheet from an existing one.
A printable sheet is defined as a sheet with no formula, only values.
I want to copy this sheet in a new workbook (Edition->Copy/move a sheet
/with a copy, towards a new workbook)
Surprisingly, the new workbook shows pending links towards the initial
workbook, althougth there are only values in copied sheet.
But more surprisingly, if I close this new workbook *without* saving
it, and if I re-do a copy in a new workbook, this time the new workbook
does not show anymore pending links towards the initial one.
It seems therefore that the first closing with no saving cleans up
something in the application, so that the second copy behaves as
expected (no links transported)
Is there a way to simulate this "cleaning" process in VBA?
thank you
In a initial workbook, where a lot of cell names are defined, a VBA
application is creating a "printable" sheet from an existing one.
A printable sheet is defined as a sheet with no formula, only values.
I want to copy this sheet in a new workbook (Edition->Copy/move a sheet
/with a copy, towards a new workbook)
Surprisingly, the new workbook shows pending links towards the initial
workbook, althougth there are only values in copied sheet.
But more surprisingly, if I close this new workbook *without* saving
it, and if I re-do a copy in a new workbook, this time the new workbook
does not show anymore pending links towards the initial one.
It seems therefore that the first closing with no saving cleans up
something in the application, so that the second copy behaves as
expected (no links transported)
Is there a way to simulate this "cleaning" process in VBA?
thank you