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Robert Harris
Excel 2000
I have a large workbook with many sheets that has evolved
over time, and includes a lot of embedded links to other
workbooks.
I want to clean the spreadsheet up and remove the links.
First I need to find out which cells in the spreadsheet
are linked to external sources.
It is going to be a very tedious exercise if I turn on
Tools|Options|View|Formulas, and go through the entire
workbook cell by cell.
The Edit|Links menu selection doesn't provide a quick way
(that I can see) if which cells in the active workbook
are linked to external sources.
Does anybody know a quick way to identify all cells in a
workbook that are linked to an external source?
Thanks in advance,
Robert
I have a large workbook with many sheets that has evolved
over time, and includes a lot of embedded links to other
workbooks.
I want to clean the spreadsheet up and remove the links.
First I need to find out which cells in the spreadsheet
are linked to external sources.
It is going to be a very tedious exercise if I turn on
Tools|Options|View|Formulas, and go through the entire
workbook cell by cell.
The Edit|Links menu selection doesn't provide a quick way
(that I can see) if which cells in the active workbook
are linked to external sources.
Does anybody know a quick way to identify all cells in a
workbook that are linked to an external source?
Thanks in advance,
Robert