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Why English? | Reading a Linked-Object Update Prompt Before Exporting a School Report

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WORD REPORT · LINKED OBJECTS · UPDATE PROMPT

Know whether the report contains a live link or a self-contained copy

Use a destination–source–relationship–trust–update–export–verify chain. Name the report and each linked object, locate the expected source, check who controls it and when it was verified, choose a proportionate update method, export a stable recipient copy and compare the final PDF with the evidence you intended to present.

ROUTE 1OrientIdentify the destination report and the object that raised the promptROUTE 2InterpretInterpret Update, No and Cancel preciselyROUTE 3ControlUse Locked to preserve a reviewed display without confusing it with truthROUTE 4VerifyFreeze the evidence date in reader-visible language

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Why this English matters now

Reading a linked-object update prompt before exporting a school report is practical English for students and teams searching why Word asks to update links, why a chart changed, or why a report looks different on another computer.

Microsoft distinguishes a linked object from an embedded object. Linked information remains in a source file and the destination stores its location plus a representation; embedded information becomes part of the destination file and does not automatically follow later source changes.

Strong readers identify the source, owner, update method and evidence date before choosing Update, No, Manual update, Locked or Break Link. English matters because linked, embedded, automatic, manual, locked, update and break describe different relationships and consequences.

Checked against the linked first-party sources on 30 October 2026. Interfaces, managed-device rules and school procedures can change, so reopen the current source before a live assessment, disclosure or account decision.

The practical reading method

Use a destination–source–relationship–trust–update–export–verify chain. Name the report and each linked object, locate the expected source, check who controls it and when it was verified, choose a proportionate update method, export a stable recipient copy and compare the final PDF with the evidence you intended to present.

  1. A linked object is a dependency, not merely a picture on a page. Its displayed result can change when the source changes or becomes unavailable.
  2. An update prompt asks whether the document should retrieve current source content. It does not certify the source, the correctness of the new data or the user's authority to refresh it.
  3. A static export can preserve one visible state, but it may also freeze stale or incorrect evidence. Stability and accuracy require separate checks.
  4. Breaking a link changes the maintenance relationship. It can make a report easier to distribute while removing the route to future source updates.

Official factual floor

  • Microsoft says linked objects can update from the source and are updated automatically by default, while individual objects can use manual update or be locked.
  • Microsoft says Word may prompt to update linked files and advises choosing No when the linked files may come from an untrusted source.
  • Microsoft explains that embedding stores a copy in the destination, while breaking a link ends the source connection and leaves a static representation.
Scope: This guide cannot certify a source file, decide whether evidence should be refreshed, grant permission to disclose another person's data or guarantee that every Office version exposes the same controls. Follow the report brief, data owner and school procedure.

Did You Know?

A chart can look identical whether it is linked, embedded or pasted as a picture. The visible pixels do not reveal the maintenance relationship. The object's status and source path carry information that appearance alone cannot show.

Full chapter index

  1. 1. Identify the destination report and the object that raised the prompt
  2. 2. Distinguish linked from embedded content
  3. 3. Read the source path as evidence, not decoration
  4. 4. Interpret Update, No and Cancel precisely
  5. 5. Treat an untrusted source as a stop condition
  6. 6. Compare automatic and manual update methods
  7. 7. Use Locked to preserve a reviewed display without confusing it with truth
  8. 8. Understand what Break Link changes
  9. 9. Check linked objects for academic and privacy authority
  10. 10. Freeze the evidence date in reader-visible language
  11. 11. Export a recipient copy without pretending the source disappeared
  12. 12. Compare the final PDF with the verified source
  13. 13. Write a linked-object receipt for the next editor
CHAPTER 1 OF 13

1. Identify the destination report and the object that raised the prompt

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The mechanism

The prompt belongs to a destination document containing an object with a source relationship. Name the exact report, page and object before acting.

A linked object is a dependency, not merely a picture on a page. Its displayed result can change when the source changes or becomes unavailable. In this chapter, the decisive phrase is identify the destination report and the object that raised the prompt. It identifies the state or boundary to check before a click, upload, disclosure or connection turns an assumption into a real consequence.

A practical school or study situation

Example: A group sees Update links? while opening its final report and assumes the entire file is broken.

For linked material, provenance has three layers: the report owns the placement, the source file owns the current content, and the author owns the decision to update or freeze it. A polished page does not collapse those layers.

Decision sequence
  1. 1. record the report filename
  2. 2. locate each linked object
  3. 3. name its role in the argument
  4. 4. pause before a bulk update

After the link decision, save a named report copy, export the PDF, reopen it without the source file, compare every linked figure with the verified source state and record the evidence date shown to the reader. Then name the remaining uncertainty. A successful click is evidence about one operation at one time; it is not an unlimited promise about safety, authorship, privacy, delivery or future behaviour.

Build a reproducible note

Keep a dependency note with destination file, object label, source path or owner, last verified date, chosen update method, exported filename and verifier. Do not copy confidential source data into the note.

Important boundary: One prompt can cover more than one link, so inspect the list when available.

Transfer: Object identification supports reports, dashboards and presentations. The transferable habit is to preserve exact nouns and verbs, match them to authority and test the resulting state. That is a career skill as much as an English skill.

CHAPTER 2 OF 13

2. Distinguish linked from embedded content

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The mechanism

Linked content depends on an external source; embedded content is stored inside the destination. The same-looking chart can therefore behave differently.

An update prompt asks whether the document should retrieve current source content. It does not certify the source, the correctness of the new data or the user's authority to refresh it. In this chapter, the decisive phrase is distinguish linked from embedded content. It identifies the state or boundary to check before a click, upload, disclosure or connection turns an assumption into a real consequence.

A practical school or study situation

Example: A student edits the source slide and expects an embedded copy in Word to change automatically.

For linked material, provenance has three layers: the report owns the placement, the source file owns the current content, and the author owns the decision to update or freeze it. A polished page does not collapse those layers.

Decision sequence
  1. 1. open object information
  2. 2. read linked or embedded status
  3. 3. identify where data is stored
  4. 4. explain expected update behaviour

After the link decision, save a named report copy, export the PDF, reopen it without the source file, compare every linked figure with the verified source state and record the evidence date shown to the reader. Then name the remaining uncertainty. A successful click is evidence about one operation at one time; it is not an unlimited promise about safety, authorship, privacy, delivery or future behaviour.

Build a reproducible note

Keep a dependency note with destination file, object label, source path or owner, last verified date, chosen update method, exported filename and verifier. Do not copy confidential source data into the note.

Important boundary: Some interfaces hide the relationship until advanced controls are opened.

Transfer: Dependency reading supports websites and data notebooks. The transferable habit is to preserve exact nouns and verbs, match them to authority and test the resulting state. That is a career skill as much as an English skill.

CHAPTER 3 OF 13

3. Read the source path as evidence, not decoration

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The mechanism

The path or source name identifies what Word will consult. Compare it with the authorised project folder and expected owner.

A static export can preserve one visible state, but it may also freeze stale or incorrect evidence. Stability and accuracy require separate checks. In this chapter, the decisive phrase is read the source path as evidence, not decoration. It identifies the state or boundary to check before a click, upload, disclosure or connection turns an assumption into a real consequence.

A practical school or study situation

Example: The report points to a chart in an old Downloads folder instead of the approved survey workbook.

For linked material, provenance has three layers: the report owns the placement, the source file owns the current content, and the author owns the decision to update or freeze it. A polished page does not collapse those layers.

Decision sequence
  1. 1. expand the full source
  2. 2. compare folder and filename
  3. 3. check source ownership
  4. 4. reject an unexplained path

After the link decision, save a named report copy, export the PDF, reopen it without the source file, compare every linked figure with the verified source state and record the evidence date shown to the reader. Then name the remaining uncertainty. A successful click is evidence about one operation at one time; it is not an unlimited promise about safety, authorship, privacy, delivery or future behaviour.

Build a reproducible note

Keep a dependency note with destination file, object label, source path or owner, last verified date, chosen update method, exported filename and verifier. Do not copy confidential source data into the note.

Important boundary: A familiar filename can still refer to the wrong location or version.

Transfer: Path literacy supports research reproducibility. The transferable habit is to preserve exact nouns and verbs, match them to authority and test the resulting state. That is a career skill as much as an English skill.

CHAPTER 4 OF 13

4. Interpret Update, No and Cancel precisely

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The mechanism

Update attempts to retrieve current source content; No preserves the document's stored display for that opening; Cancel can stop the current operation. None is a universal truth button.

Breaking a link changes the maintenance relationship. It can make a report easier to distribute while removing the route to future source updates. In this chapter, the decisive phrase is interpret update, no and cancel precisely. It identifies the state or boundary to check before a click, upload, disclosure or connection turns an assumption into a real consequence.

A practical school or study situation

Example: A learner clicks Update because it sounds newer, without checking that the source is an outdated personal copy.

For linked material, provenance has three layers: the report owns the placement, the source file owns the current content, and the author owns the decision to update or freeze it. A polished page does not collapse those layers.

Decision sequence
  1. 1. quote the exact choices
  2. 2. state what each changes
  3. 3. match the choice to trust and purpose
  4. 4. record the decision

After the link decision, save a named report copy, export the PDF, reopen it without the source file, compare every linked figure with the verified source state and record the evidence date shown to the reader. Then name the remaining uncertainty. A successful click is evidence about one operation at one time; it is not an unlimited promise about safety, authorship, privacy, delivery or future behaviour.

Build a reproducible note

Keep a dependency note with destination file, object label, source path or owner, last verified date, chosen update method, exported filename and verifier. Do not copy confidential source data into the note.

Important boundary: Button wording varies by product and version.

Transfer: Action-verb reading supports software and laboratory tools. The transferable habit is to preserve exact nouns and verbs, match them to authority and test the resulting state. That is a career skill as much as an English skill.

CHAPTER 5 OF 13

5. Treat an untrusted source as a stop condition

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The mechanism

Microsoft explicitly advises choosing No if the linked files may be untrusted. Verify the sender, source folder and expected project relationship first.

A linked object is a dependency, not merely a picture on a page. Its displayed result can change when the source changes or becomes unavailable. In this chapter, the decisive phrase is treat an untrusted source as a stop condition. It identifies the state or boundary to check before a click, upload, disclosure or connection turns an assumption into a real consequence.

A practical school or study situation

Example: A report received from an unknown address asks to update links from a network location.

For linked material, provenance has three layers: the report owns the placement, the source file owns the current content, and the author owns the decision to update or freeze it. A polished page does not collapse those layers.

Decision sequence
  1. 1. choose No
  2. 2. verify the sender independently
  3. 3. inspect the source route
  4. 4. use school support when uncertain

After the link decision, save a named report copy, export the PDF, reopen it without the source file, compare every linked figure with the verified source state and record the evidence date shown to the reader. Then name the remaining uncertainty. A successful click is evidence about one operation at one time; it is not an unlimited promise about safety, authorship, privacy, delivery or future behaviour.

Build a reproducible note

Keep a dependency note with destination file, object label, source path or owner, last verified date, chosen update method, exported filename and verifier. Do not copy confidential source data into the note.

Important boundary: Choosing No reduces one risk but does not certify the document itself.

Transfer: Source verification supports cybersecurity and publishing. The transferable habit is to preserve exact nouns and verbs, match them to authority and test the resulting state. That is a career skill as much as an English skill.

CHAPTER 6 OF 13

6. Compare automatic and manual update methods

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The mechanism

Automatic update favours currency; manual update gives the author a deliberate checkpoint. The correct method depends on ownership, stability and review needs.

An update prompt asks whether the document should retrieve current source content. It does not certify the source, the correctness of the new data or the user's authority to refresh it. In this chapter, the decisive phrase is compare automatic and manual update methods. It identifies the state or boundary to check before a click, upload, disclosure or connection turns an assumption into a real consequence.

A practical school or study situation

Example: A results table changes minutes before submission because an automatic source query refreshed.

For linked material, provenance has three layers: the report owns the placement, the source file owns the current content, and the author owns the decision to update or freeze it. A polished page does not collapse those layers.

Decision sequence
  1. 1. name the required evidence date
  2. 2. choose the review point
  3. 3. lock or use manual update where appropriate
  4. 4. test the chosen method

After the link decision, save a named report copy, export the PDF, reopen it without the source file, compare every linked figure with the verified source state and record the evidence date shown to the reader. Then name the remaining uncertainty. A successful click is evidence about one operation at one time; it is not an unlimited promise about safety, authorship, privacy, delivery or future behaviour.

Build a reproducible note

Keep a dependency note with destination file, object label, source path or owner, last verified date, chosen update method, exported filename and verifier. Do not copy confidential source data into the note.

Important boundary: Manual control can preserve stale evidence if nobody performs the review.

Transfer: Update governance supports dashboards and financial reports. The transferable habit is to preserve exact nouns and verbs, match them to authority and test the resulting state. That is a career skill as much as an English skill.

CHAPTER 7 OF 13

7. Use Locked to preserve a reviewed display without confusing it with truth

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The mechanism

Locking can prevent automatic update of a selected link. It preserves a state but does not prove that state remains current.

A static export can preserve one visible state, but it may also freeze stale or incorrect evidence. Stability and accuracy require separate checks. In this chapter, the decisive phrase is use locked to preserve a reviewed display without confusing it with truth. It identifies the state or boundary to check before a click, upload, disclosure or connection turns an assumption into a real consequence.

A practical school or study situation

Example: A teacher-approved chart is locked, then described months later as live data.

For linked material, provenance has three layers: the report owns the placement, the source file owns the current content, and the author owns the decision to update or freeze it. A polished page does not collapse those layers.

Decision sequence
  1. 1. record the locked date
  2. 2. state the data period
  3. 3. retain the source reference
  4. 4. schedule a review if reused

After the link decision, save a named report copy, export the PDF, reopen it without the source file, compare every linked figure with the verified source state and record the evidence date shown to the reader. Then name the remaining uncertainty. A successful click is evidence about one operation at one time; it is not an unlimited promise about safety, authorship, privacy, delivery or future behaviour.

Build a reproducible note

Keep a dependency note with destination file, object label, source path or owner, last verified date, chosen update method, exported filename and verifier. Do not copy confidential source data into the note.

Important boundary: Locked is a behaviour setting, not a validation badge.

Transfer: State labels support records and compliance work. The transferable habit is to preserve exact nouns and verbs, match them to authority and test the resulting state. That is a career skill as much as an English skill.

CHAPTER 9 OF 13

9. Check linked objects for academic and privacy authority

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The mechanism

A technically reachable source may contain personal data, draft analysis or another group's work. The report author still needs permission to update and disclose it.

A linked object is a dependency, not merely a picture on a page. Its displayed result can change when the source changes or becomes unavailable. In this chapter, the decisive phrase is check linked objects for academic and privacy authority. It identifies the state or boundary to check before a click, upload, disclosure or connection turns an assumption into a real consequence.

A practical school or study situation

Example: A linked attendance chart refreshes with names that were not in the reviewed draft.

For linked material, provenance has three layers: the report owns the placement, the source file owns the current content, and the author owns the decision to update or freeze it. A polished page does not collapse those layers.

Decision sequence
  1. 1. identify the data owner
  2. 2. review disclosure scope
  3. 3. use an approved aggregate
  4. 4. remove unauthorised details

After the link decision, save a named report copy, export the PDF, reopen it without the source file, compare every linked figure with the verified source state and record the evidence date shown to the reader. Then name the remaining uncertainty. A successful click is evidence about one operation at one time; it is not an unlimited promise about safety, authorship, privacy, delivery or future behaviour.

Build a reproducible note

Keep a dependency note with destination file, object label, source path or owner, last verified date, chosen update method, exported filename and verifier. Do not copy confidential source data into the note.

Important boundary: Technical access is not consent or publication authority.

Transfer: Authority reading supports education and employment. The transferable habit is to preserve exact nouns and verbs, match them to authority and test the resulting state. That is a career skill as much as an English skill.

CHAPTER 10 OF 13

10. Freeze the evidence date in reader-visible language

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The mechanism

If a chart is current only to a particular date or survey round, state that boundary in the caption or surrounding prose.

An update prompt asks whether the document should retrieve current source content. It does not certify the source, the correctness of the new data or the user's authority to refresh it. In this chapter, the decisive phrase is freeze the evidence date in reader-visible language. It identifies the state or boundary to check before a click, upload, disclosure or connection turns an assumption into a real consequence.

A practical school or study situation

Example: A report says current responses even though the linked source was last verified a week earlier.

For linked material, provenance has three layers: the report owns the placement, the source file owns the current content, and the author owns the decision to update or freeze it. A polished page does not collapse those layers.

Decision sequence
  1. 1. record the source period
  2. 2. write a precise caption
  3. 3. avoid real-time claims unless true
  4. 4. align prose with the exported state

After the link decision, save a named report copy, export the PDF, reopen it without the source file, compare every linked figure with the verified source state and record the evidence date shown to the reader. Then name the remaining uncertainty. A successful click is evidence about one operation at one time; it is not an unlimited promise about safety, authorship, privacy, delivery or future behaviour.

Build a reproducible note

Keep a dependency note with destination file, object label, source path or owner, last verified date, chosen update method, exported filename and verifier. Do not copy confidential source data into the note.

Important boundary: A date does not repair a wrong source or calculation.

Transfer: Temporal language supports science and policy reports. The transferable habit is to preserve exact nouns and verbs, match them to authority and test the resulting state. That is a career skill as much as an English skill.

CHAPTER 11 OF 13

11. Export a recipient copy without pretending the source disappeared

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The mechanism

PDF export usually creates a stable visible copy, but the source relationship still matters for provenance and future revisions.

A static export can preserve one visible state, but it may also freeze stale or incorrect evidence. Stability and accuracy require separate checks. In this chapter, the decisive phrase is export a recipient copy without pretending the source disappeared. It identifies the state or boundary to check before a click, upload, disclosure or connection turns an assumption into a real consequence.

A practical school or study situation

Example: The PDF looks correct, so the team deletes the workbook that generated its chart.

For linked material, provenance has three layers: the report owns the placement, the source file owns the current content, and the author owns the decision to update or freeze it. A polished page does not collapse those layers.

Decision sequence
  1. 1. retain the authorised source
  2. 2. export from the reviewed document
  3. 3. name the static copy
  4. 4. store source and output separately

After the link decision, save a named report copy, export the PDF, reopen it without the source file, compare every linked figure with the verified source state and record the evidence date shown to the reader. Then name the remaining uncertainty. A successful click is evidence about one operation at one time; it is not an unlimited promise about safety, authorship, privacy, delivery or future behaviour.

Build a reproducible note

Keep a dependency note with destination file, object label, source path or owner, last verified date, chosen update method, exported filename and verifier. Do not copy confidential source data into the note.

Important boundary: A PDF can contain other active or embedded content; inspect the actual output.

Transfer: Publication packaging supports university and career work. The transferable habit is to preserve exact nouns and verbs, match them to authority and test the resulting state. That is a career skill as much as an English skill.

CHAPTER 12 OF 13

12. Compare the final PDF with the verified source

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The mechanism

Reopen the exported file, inspect labels, totals, dates, page breaks and figure clarity, then compare them with the approved source state.

Breaking a link changes the maintenance relationship. It can make a report easier to distribute while removing the route to future source updates. In this chapter, the decisive phrase is compare the final pdf with the verified source. It identifies the state or boundary to check before a click, upload, disclosure or connection turns an assumption into a real consequence.

A practical school or study situation

Example: The chart updated correctly in Word but its legend was clipped in the exported PDF.

For linked material, provenance has three layers: the report owns the placement, the source file owns the current content, and the author owns the decision to update or freeze it. A polished page does not collapse those layers.

Decision sequence
  1. 1. reopen the exact PDF
  2. 2. compare figures and captions
  3. 3. check every page
  4. 4. correct and re-export once

After the link decision, save a named report copy, export the PDF, reopen it without the source file, compare every linked figure with the verified source state and record the evidence date shown to the reader. Then name the remaining uncertainty. A successful click is evidence about one operation at one time; it is not an unlimited promise about safety, authorship, privacy, delivery or future behaviour.

Build a reproducible note

Keep a dependency note with destination file, object label, source path or owner, last verified date, chosen update method, exported filename and verifier. Do not copy confidential source data into the note.

Important boundary: Visual agreement does not prove the underlying analysis is correct.

Transfer: Recipient-view testing supports formal submissions. The transferable habit is to preserve exact nouns and verbs, match them to authority and test the resulting state. That is a career skill as much as an English skill.

CHAPTER 13 OF 13

13. Write a linked-object receipt for the next editor

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The mechanism

A concise record should name the link, source owner, update method, evidence date, export and remaining limitation.

A linked object is a dependency, not merely a picture on a page. Its displayed result can change when the source changes or becomes unavailable. In this chapter, the decisive phrase is write a linked-object receipt for the next editor. It identifies the state or boundary to check before a click, upload, disclosure or connection turns an assumption into a real consequence.

A practical school or study situation

Example: A future group member cannot tell why one chart updates and another does not.

For linked material, provenance has three layers: the report owns the placement, the source file owns the current content, and the author owns the decision to update or freeze it. A polished page does not collapse those layers.

Decision sequence
  1. 1. list each dependency
  2. 2. record owner and method
  3. 3. record verified export
  4. 4. state the next review trigger

After the link decision, save a named report copy, export the PDF, reopen it without the source file, compare every linked figure with the verified source state and record the evidence date shown to the reader. Then name the remaining uncertainty. A successful click is evidence about one operation at one time; it is not an unlimited promise about safety, authorship, privacy, delivery or future behaviour.

Build a reproducible note

Keep a dependency note with destination file, object label, source path or owner, last verified date, chosen update method, exported filename and verifier. Do not copy confidential source data into the note.

Important boundary: A receipt documents handling and does not certify future source availability.

Transfer: Dependency records support collaborative careers. The transferable habit is to preserve exact nouns and verbs, match them to authority and test the resulting state. That is a career skill as much as an English skill.

Four useful discoveries

Identify the destination report and the object that raised the prompt

The prompt belongs to a destination document containing an object with a source relationship. Name the exact report, page and object before acting.

Boundary: One prompt can cover more than one link, so inspect the list when available.

Distinguish linked from embedded content

Linked content depends on an external source; embedded content is stored inside the destination. The same-looking chart can therefore behave differently.

Boundary: Some interfaces hide the relationship until advanced controls are opened.

Read the source path as evidence, not decoration

The path or source name identifies what Word will consult. Compare it with the authorised project folder and expected owner.

Boundary: A familiar filename can still refer to the wrong location or version.

Interpret Update, No and Cancel precisely

Update attempts to retrieve current source content; No preserves the document's stored display for that opening; Cancel can stop the current operation. None is a universal truth button.

Boundary: Button wording varies by product and version.

Practice with realistic decisions

Treat an untrusted source as a stop condition

A report received from an unknown address asks to update links from a network location.

  • choose No
  • verify the sender independently
  • inspect the source route
  • use school support when uncertain

Compare automatic and manual update methods

A results table changes minutes before submission because an automatic source query refreshed.

  • name the required evidence date
  • choose the review point
  • lock or use manual update where appropriate
  • test the chosen method

Use Locked to preserve a reviewed display without confusing it with truth

A teacher-approved chart is locked, then described months later as live data.

  • record the locked date
  • state the data period
  • retain the source reference
  • schedule a review if reused

Advice for students, families and educators

For students

  • Do not click Update merely because newer sounds better.
  • Keep a source-connected working copy and a clearly named final export.

For families

  • Help learners organise source and output folders without changing their evidence.
  • Ask what the object is linked to and when it was checked.

For educators

  • State whether live links are allowed in submitted work.
  • Require captions to name data periods when currency matters.

Frequently asked questions

What is a linked object?

Content displayed in a destination document while its maintained data remains in a source file.

What is an embedded object?

A copy stored inside the destination document.

Should I always click Update?

No. Verify the source, trust, purpose and evidence date first.

What does Manual update mean?

The linked object updates when a user deliberately requests it.

What does Locked mean?

The selected link is prevented from updating until unlocked.

What happens after Break Link?

The source relationship ends and the object becomes static.

Does a PDF remove the need for the source?

No. The source remains part of the evidence and revision history.

Can a linked chart expose private data?

Yes, if the source changes or contains details beyond the approved disclosure.

What should I verify after export?

The exact PDF's figures, captions, dates, layout and correspondence with the approved source.

Why English?

Because linked, embedded, update, lock and break name different document states.

Useful next reading

Closing thought

A clear report is not only well written. It also tells the truth about where its charts and slides came from, when they were checked and which version the recipient actually received.