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That depends on your references. For example, if you have a formula pointing to another workbook you can use the find feature and search for &quot;!&quot;. If all your references are contained in the same workbook then it is likely a cell they referenced was deleted.
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That depends on your references. For example, if you have a formula pointing to another workbook you can use the find feature and search for "!". If all your references are contained in the same workbook then it is likely a cell they referenced was deleted.

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Also, you can click &quot;Edit Links&quot; in the Data ribbon so see if there are any links to the old workbook. &nbsp;If there are, you can highlight it and tell it to Break Links.
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Also, you can click "Edit Links" in the Data ribbon so see if there are any links to the old workbook.  If there are, you can highlight it and tell it to Break Links.

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Hi Rrave26,<br />
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Did you have any success on this issue?
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Hi Rrave26,

Did you have any success on this issue?

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Ooopps, sorry!<br />
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Now that I have read the thread properly I realise that Katie had already mentioned the Edit Links section.<br />
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Rob
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Ooopps, sorry!

Now that I have read the thread properly I realise that Katie had already mentioned the Edit Links section.

Rob

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Thanks Rob, &nbsp;that helped me narrow down the issue and find my issue.
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Thanks Rob,  that helped me narrow down the issue and find my issue.

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I am working on rebuilding an excel worksheet that became corrupt. &nbsp;I have changed nothing from a formula perspective. &nbsp;Upon saving I get an error message saying that one of my formulas contains one or more invalid references. &nbsp;Is there any easy way to check these formulas or do I have to go through them one by one?
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I am working on rebuilding an excel worksheet that became corrupt.  I have changed nothing from a formula perspective.  Upon saving I get an error message saying that one of my formulas contains one or more invalid references.  Is there any easy way to check these formulas or do I have to go through them one by one?

Error in Formula sheet

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