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justme

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On my old computer under the Tools or Data drop downs I had a "links" choice. This would help locate where the links are in a spreadsheet. I can't remember what program I downloaded, or what I did to enable this function. I've searched the board and my posts, but haven't come up with anything. Do you rememeber where it came from?

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Don't know about that, but you have two choices for showing lnks.
1) Go into Tools/Options and select show Formulas
2) Do a ctrl+F and enter .xls as the search criteria

The second will find the links one at a time.
 
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Perhaps you are thinking of the menu option Edit | Links... which pops up a dialog box that lists links. (Note that you can also have links in a workbook due to named ranges.)
 
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no, it was something I downloaded that actually put a menu item Links or Find Links in my Tools menu. It was the very last choice under that pulldown menu.

That wouldn't have been something I did thru ASAP utilities would it???
 
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