Actually, it's simpler than that. I want to move/copy one worksheet to a new workbook without the formula reference to the old workbook, but rather, to the new workbook
This is a really good question. I don't have a proper answer for you, but one method would be to do the paste and then search the entire sheet for the original workbook name in the formulas '[workbookname]' and replace it with nothing (leave the replace with option blank). This will work, but it's not a real fix.
Hope it helps.
J
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