RichardMGreen
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Hi all
I've got a template workbook which contains loads of formulas which are updated daily.
I then have a macro which exports most of the sheets and converts them to values only to produce an output file.
When I open the output file to check it, I get a message asking if I want to update the links (which I can't find and shouldn't be there).
How can I find where the link is so I can get rid of it?
I have this line of code in my macro:-
wb.BreakLink Name:=Template, Type:=xlExcelLinks
which forces an error.
I've checked all the sheets to see if there's any linked tables or cells referring to my original workbook but I can't find anything.
Any help greatly appreciated.
::edit::
Just to add, there's no links in my template workbook so it's definitely something peculiar in the output file.
I've got a template workbook which contains loads of formulas which are updated daily.
I then have a macro which exports most of the sheets and converts them to values only to produce an output file.
When I open the output file to check it, I get a message asking if I want to update the links (which I can't find and shouldn't be there).
How can I find where the link is so I can get rid of it?
I have this line of code in my macro:-
wb.BreakLink Name:=Template, Type:=xlExcelLinks
which forces an error.
I've checked all the sheets to see if there's any linked tables or cells referring to my original workbook but I can't find anything.
Any help greatly appreciated.
::edit::
Just to add, there's no links in my template workbook so it's definitely something peculiar in the output file.