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So simple and so close to what i had.... Doh!<br />
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Thanks.
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So simple and so close to what i had.... Doh!

Thanks.

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Pre-amble:-<br />
I have a sheet that has a macro to create a copy of it.<br />
The sheet has hyperlinks that link to various cells within the same sheet.<br />
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Problem:-<br />
When the sheet is copied the hyperlinks in &quot;CopySheet&quot; still link back to the cells in &quot;OrigSheet&quot;.<br />
From what i can tell this is stored in SubAddress but i cant see how i can change all hyperlinks on the &quot;CopySheet&quot;.<br />
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Any assistance greatly appreciated.<br />
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Cheers <br />
Andrew
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Pre-amble:-
I have a sheet that has a macro to create a copy of it.
The sheet has hyperlinks that link to various cells within the same sheet.

Problem:-
When the sheet is copied the hyperlinks in "CopySheet" still link back to the cells in "OrigSheet".
From what i can tell this is stored in SubAddress but i cant see how i can change all hyperlinks on the "CopySheet".

Any assistance greatly appreciated.

Cheers 
Andrew

Excel 2010 edit Hyperlink when sheet copied.

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