Hi,
I have an Excel 2007 XLSM workbook that processes a worksheet and then copies it and saves it as a new file.
All fine.
The main workbook makes use of a lot of named ranges.
When the new file is then sent to a different PC and opened and saved, there's a warning about formulas are linked to ranges in other workbooks - the name manager in the new workbook shows the named ranges from the originating workbook.
So, when I save the new XLSX file, can I remove the named ranges so that this warning doesn't occur ? (as the ranges are not required in the new workbook)
I have an Excel 2007 XLSM workbook that processes a worksheet and then copies it and saves it as a new file.
All fine.
The main workbook makes use of a lot of named ranges.
When the new file is then sent to a different PC and opened and saved, there's a warning about formulas are linked to ranges in other workbooks - the name manager in the new workbook shows the named ranges from the originating workbook.
So, when I save the new XLSX file, can I remove the named ranges so that this warning doesn't occur ? (as the ranges are not required in the new workbook)