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    How to break link caused by exporting sheet to a new workbook.

    I export a sheet from one workbook to a archive file in a folder and that file is saved as .xlsx so I figured the macros would not run.

    Problem is the link between the sheets allow the macro buttons to still work.

    How can I break the link on export.

    here is the code I use,

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    Can this be done easily?

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    Re: How to break link caused by exporting sheet to a new workbook.

    Hi there,

    This is untested, but see if the highlighted addition to your code does what you need:

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    Hope this helps.

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