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also sprach Andreas Säger <villeroy@t-online.de> [2016-04-20 17:20 +0200]:
DDE("soffice";"path_name","ref") and URL links
'file:///path/name.ods'#$Sheet.A1 are established by formula
expressions. Before you can delete them in the links dialog, you
have to remove all formula references.

I don't want to remove all links. I want to remove those links that
are no longer in use.

Here's a simple example: let's assume $A$1 has the contents
"blue.ods", and I fill $B1:$B100 with a formula along the lines of

  # effectively copy 100 cells from blue.ods#Sheet 1 column B
  DDE("soffice"; $A$1; CONCATENATE("Sheet 1.$B$"; ROW()))

This will generate 100 links.

Now I change "blue.ods" to "red.ods" and recalculate. Now I have 200
links, but 100 of those are no longer in use.

Does this make sense?

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