Relative external data connections

gconrad

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I have a set of separate workbooks that all live in the same folder and reference data within each other. Basically they are a header table and then several detail tables and are used to record inspection data at each of the machining operations in our machine shop.

When we machine a new batch, I want to create a folder for that job and copy a master set of the workbooks into the new folder.

The problem I am having is that the data references are looking back to the original location. I can edit the connections, but that is time consuming.

I have set up the ranges in the various workbooks as names if that makes any difference.

Any suggestions?
 

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