Check workbook formulas
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- 5StarLounger
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Check workbook formulas
Please, Is there a way to check an entire workbook to find formulas that rely on one specific worksheet?
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Re: Check workbook formulas
Press Ctrl+F to open the Find dialog (works in every version).
Enter the name of the sheet in the "Find what" box, followed by an asterisk and an exclamation mark, e.g. Sheet2*!
Click Options >>.
Select Workbook in the Within dropdown.
Make sure that Formulas is selected in the "Look in" dropdown, and that the "Match entire cell contents" check box is clear.
Click Find Next, or Find All.
Enter the name of the sheet in the "Find what" box, followed by an asterisk and an exclamation mark, e.g. Sheet2*!
Click Options >>.
Select Workbook in the Within dropdown.
Make sure that Formulas is selected in the "Look in" dropdown, and that the "Match entire cell contents" check box is clear.
Click Find Next, or Find All.
Best wishes,
Hans
Hans
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Re: Check workbook formulas
Keep in mind that if you have defined named ranges that refer to that specific worksheet, and if you have used these names in formulas, the method described above will not find those formulas.
Best wishes,
Hans
Hans