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Re: Breaking Links in Excel 2000

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    Jim Rech
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    Re: Breaking Links in Excel 2000

    Edit, Links shows only the files to which there are current links. So these
    'old' links still exist. To find and delete them you should get the
    FindLink utility found here:

    http://www.oaltd.co.uk/MVP/Default.htm

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    | I've got a spreadsheet that has been saved year over year to the new
    | year. Although links to certain files are no longer within the body of
    | the current file, when I go to edit>links, all of the old files show
    | there as linked to (going back to 1998). I would like the edit>links
    | to only show the files that the workbook is currently linked to. I know
    | in Excel 2002+ there is a function that will "break links" but I'm using
    | Excel 2000 and can't seem to get rid of these many files. Any help would
    | be appreciated--
    |
    | Thanks,
    | Amy
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    Thanks Jim-
    Does that utility only delete the links from the workbook that you have open or any workbook on your system?

    THanks-

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    Dave Peterson
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    Re: Breaking Links in Excel 2000

    It looks at the open workbook.

    amyp wrote:
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    > Thanks Jim-
    > Does that utility only delete the links from the workbook that you have
    > open or any workbook on your system?
    >
    > THanks-
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