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I have a large spreadsheet that is linked to several source files
unfortuntely over the past six months usrs have modded this file b
adding values to links to get the reporting value as required
ie =(LINK) has now become =(LINK)+100
is there a fairly easy way of identifying those cells that have bee
changed in this manner.
I have used the GET.CELL function combined with conditional formatting
but as I expected this just notified me that all my cells wer
formulae.
I looked at .HasFormula in VBA.
I'm not looking frward to reviewing every cell individuall
unfortuntely over the past six months usrs have modded this file b
adding values to links to get the reporting value as required
ie =(LINK) has now become =(LINK)+100
is there a fairly easy way of identifying those cells that have bee
changed in this manner.
I have used the GET.CELL function combined with conditional formatting
but as I expected this just notified me that all my cells wer
formulae.
I looked at .HasFormula in VBA.
I'm not looking frward to reviewing every cell individuall