HELP-Hyperlink point to wrong directory after crash

bfranrmts

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I have an excel file with hyperlinks that point to the network directory. After a crash MS-Excel offered to re-store the excel file saved just before the crash. I did that and now all the hyperlinks point to the local /Documents & setting/ user directory
How can I restore all the hyperlinks to the correct destination.

I tried with 'replace' but that did not work. HELP.

Thanks.
 

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Has there been a response to this question?
I had the same thing happen to me: Computer turned off with files open, I recovered the Autosave file and the hyperlinks I had were redirected to my local drive.
Is there a simple fix for this?

Thanks

Miguel
 
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