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Hello everyone,



I am trying to link various values from an Excel table to a Word file and although everything is working fine and linked data update normally, links fail to function right after I save and close the document.

After I open the document again I cannot update these objects as they are reported as destroyed or missing.

Note that going to File -> Edit Links and refreshing the connected linked files with the same Excel file allows me to update again (it behaves as if I changed the source file's name or location).

Note that this only happens on paste-linked values on RTF / HTML / Simple text. Image-linked values update normally.

Can someone help me?

Thank you in advance!
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