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Within a sheet (call it "A") I used a formula referencing a different sheet (let's call it X).
Later I deleted sheet "A". However I see an annoying "Used in formula from unknown sheet" in sheet X. Is there any way I can clear these out?
Please help.
Currently, you need to:
undelete the sheet
remove all formula references (I just delete all rows)*
add content to sheet that requires a save.
wait two hours
check if the <unknown sheet> reference is gone
then delete the sheet again.
Developers are working on a better fix, so I am told.
Craig
*kind of defeats the point of having the sheet recoverable for 30 days but ... I hope we won't need to do it this way for very much longer.
Thanks. I cannot delete the row.
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