Help Locating Link To Deleted File

jamiedavies02

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Hello

I have a problem, or rather a nuance. I have a workbook that previously linked to a now deleted file - however every time I open said workbook i get a message about a link not being found has it been deleted, which it has. My problem is I cannot locate the link in my current workbook.

I've looked in Name Manager, all good there, Edit Links, doesn't show a link to the deleted file, i've searched *.xl* which again only shows active links, i've downloaded a macro to search for it but no such luck.

Any ideas where this pesky link could be hidden?
 

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