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01-11-2012, 12:06 PM
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Yes I know that. But unless I'm mistaken he was talking about completely detached copies of the same workbook and thinking that these could be merged with the standard Workbook merge functionality. e.g. books called Book1, Book2, rather than multiple copies of Book1 on a common server. Am I mistaken and you can merge Book1 and Book2 in the way envisaged? Regards 
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