This looks like spam but I'll bite. I'm a huge fan of excel in certain situations (Like to generate VB6 Code or bash scripts if you travel back in time) but ten

This looks like spam but I'll bite. I'm a huge fan of excel in certain situations (Like to generate VB6 Code or bash scripts if you travel back in time) but ten years later when you're stilling using it to run your business or you reorganize your "shared network drive" and all your file reference links break you are going to be really sorry. Also, you're doing it wrong. You should be using named ranges for everything and not things like =Products!B1 etc. For an ugly but useful site about excel look at http://www.excel-vba.com/ http://www.excel-vba.com/