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Oh Boy !<br />
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Thats interesting...<br />
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:-)<br />
Arun.<br />
PS: But having these files as attachments i dont think so this could be possible. &nbsp;But lets wait for experts !
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Oh Boy !

Thats interesting...

:-)
Arun.
PS: But having these files as attachments i dont think so this could be possible.  But lets wait for experts !

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I don't think so either since when they are launched you are working with a temp file. But let's see.
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I don't think so either since when they are launched you are working with a temp file. But let's see.

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This is actually an Excel Question.<br />
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I would say that &nbsp;<br />
1) You would need to detach both documents.<br />
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2) You would need to relink them using Excel.<br />
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If you use the original Document names and place them in the original folders also, &nbsp;it should work automatically.<br />
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I hope this helps !<br />

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This is actually an Excel Question.

I would say that  
1) You would need to detach both documents.

2) You would need to relink them using Excel.

If you use the original Document names and place them in the original folders also,  it should work automatically.

I hope this helps !


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Excellent Answer!!!! Hee hee
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Let's say in a normal environment that I have 2 Microsoft Project documents. They are both linked to each other so that when a &nbsp;change is made to one it automatically updates the other. <br />
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Is there a way in Notes to have these 2 documents as attachments and still be able to link to one another?<br />
If so, how?
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Let's say in a normal environment that I have 2 Microsoft Project documents. They are both linked to each other so that when a  change is made to one it automatically updates the other. 

Is there a way in Notes to have these 2 documents as attachments and still be able to link to one another?
If so, how?

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