Break links

me2

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I did a quick search but I didn't find anything that exactly answered my question.

I just wrote a macro that doesn't really do anything more than add a couple of columns of data with if statements and formats the whole thing to look pretty. It also moves the data sheet to a new file, names it, and saves it.

I would like to break the links to the orginal file so the new file stops asking me if I want to update the links.

What do I need to add to my macro to do that?

TIA,

me
 

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How is the data moved to the new sheet?
Is it by copying and pasting or Paste Special>Values.....?
Care to post your code?
 
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moving the sheet

I move the whole sheet

Sheets("Data").Select
Sheets("Data").Move
 
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