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Richard I am pasting the inquiry that I have been unsuccessful at finding any answers.. Please advise if you can.. thanks... see inquiry below......
I am working on an EXCEL spreadsheet in Vista. I happen to have another file, also EXCEL, open on my screen at the same time. When I close my red EXCEL spreadsheet, does the green EXCEL spreadsheet automatically get linked to the red one? Does this just happen or did I do something to link the two files together? The two files are very similar but with different calculations/numbers in cells. The red one now indicates it is linked to the green file
M
You would have linked the files together somehow. If you copied information from one workbook to another then you may have inserted a link instead. You can find the link using the this link
http://www.contextures.com/xlfaqApp.html#HasLinks
depending on the version of excel you have.
Richard
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