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I'm using Microsoft Word 2003. I write reports and rely heavily on inserting
linked objects from Excel. Is there a way to change the source of all links to the same file in one step? Currently, I've been going to Editlinks and then highlighting all links and choosing the option "change source." This works, but Word forces me to choose the source for each link one at a time. I have a TON of links & this is very cumbersome. Is there a quicker way? Thanks in advance for any help you can give. |
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Have you considered usage of VBA? (Visual Basic for Applications)
I'm not familiar with the EditLinks, but I've used VBA in both Excel and Word in prior versions to do repetitive tasks. "D.Smith" wrote: I'm using Microsoft Word 2003. I write reports and rely heavily on inserting linked objects from Excel. Is there a way to change the source of all links to the same file in one step? Currently, I've been going to Editlinks and then highlighting all links and choosing the option "change source." This works, but Word forces me to choose the source for each link one at a time. I have a TON of links & this is very cumbersome. Is there a quicker way? Thanks in advance for any help you can give. |
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I think that may be above my head! I'll read up on it and see what I can
figure out, though. Thanks for the suggestion! "OhioTech" wrote: Have you considered usage of VBA? (Visual Basic for Applications) I'm not familiar with the EditLinks, but I've used VBA in both Excel and Word in prior versions to do repetitive tasks. "D.Smith" wrote: I'm using Microsoft Word 2003. I write reports and rely heavily on inserting linked objects from Excel. Is there a way to change the source of all links to the same file in one step? Currently, I've been going to Editlinks and then highlighting all links and choosing the option "change source." This works, but Word forces me to choose the source for each link one at a time. I have a TON of links & this is very cumbersome. Is there a quicker way? Thanks in advance for any help you can give. |
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Hi D.Smith,
You might find my 'Field Link Updater' will do want you want. It's available at: http://www.wopr.com/cgi-bin/w3t/show...?Number=261488 Cheers -- macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] ------------------------- "D.Smith" wrote in message ... I think that may be above my head! I'll read up on it and see what I can figure out, though. Thanks for the suggestion! "OhioTech" wrote: Have you considered usage of VBA? (Visual Basic for Applications) I'm not familiar with the EditLinks, but I've used VBA in both Excel and Word in prior versions to do repetitive tasks. "D.Smith" wrote: I'm using Microsoft Word 2003. I write reports and rely heavily on inserting linked objects from Excel. Is there a way to change the source of all links to the same file in one step? Currently, I've been going to Editlinks and then highlighting all links and choosing the option "change source." This works, but Word forces me to choose the source for each link one at a time. I have a TON of links & this is very cumbersome. Is there a quicker way? Thanks in advance for any help you can give. |
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