Fixing cell references

DJFudd

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I have a very large worksheet (68 meg) that I have split into 4 smaller logical worksheets. How to get the cell references in the carious sheets to update to the new sheet names?

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Hey there, DJFudd!

I've had many situations similar to yours. One thing to try is using Find/Replace sheet names to go with the new ones. It all depends on how you split them up. Sometimes it's good to freeze the calculations, by doing find/replace of "=" with something that turns of the calculations temporarily like "^".

Are you getting #NAME , #NA , or #REF errors as a result of the split?
-Ran
 
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