If a workbook is corrupt, then saving it as a new name won't clean up that
problem. And from what I can tell, corruption tends to get worse over time--not
just based on saving.

Maybe it's time to create a new workbook from scratch and start using that as
the basis for all new workbooks.

But are you sure that the workbook is corrupt? You may want to share some of
the problems that you're having. Maybe it's something else???

Clayman wrote:

I have users that are opening a file every week and saving it under a new
name (ie: sheet-06-03-07.xls, sheet-06-10-07.xls ...) The file has recently
become corrupt. A friend suggested that it may be the saving and re-saving of
the same sheet over and over that corrupted it. Is this a possibility?
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Adios,
Clay Harryman

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Dave Peterson