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replyReply Fri 9 Feb 2007, 15:23Delegate Colin said...

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Excel Intermediate course

Linked sheets

How do I break links betweet linked sheets and still keep the data bought accross in the files saved with other names

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replyReply Mon 12 Feb 2007, 12:04Trainer Amanda said...

RE: linked sheets

Hi Colin

Thanks for your question.

You can go to Edit - Links in the file that contains the links in order to manage how the links in the workbook operate.

Amanda

 

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