Cliff,

I did find a solution here. I'm basically linking a cell for example A5 of one file to cell D6 of another file. I was looking in Excel's help which takes you out on the net and it was of little help. Then I just Googled and found out it is very simple. In case interested:

1. Open both files
2. Highlight and copy using CTRL C, the cell or group of cells, you want to link.
  3. Go to your other file and find the place you want to link it.
4. Use the apps key, arrow down to and select Paste Special by pressing enter on it.
5. Shift Tab once to paste link, hit enter.

That's it. I originally was looking in the Paste Special options but didn't tab to find another area .

Thanks.

Brad



On 12/13/2011  12:20 PM Cliff Smales said...
Hello, Brad:

Please give me a discription, using cell references, so as to have a better idea of what you have in mind.

I think I have the idea, but I'm not sure.

Cliff Smales



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