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Damaged Excel files
Hi, I've been a problem with excel 2003 files, When some users at my office work with workbooks that imports data from another excel files and then save and re-open the same file, Excel shows the "open and repair" window, and then shows the workbook damage. How can I avoid this? or why is this happening? all the files are in a local hard disk. Any solution please contact me Thanks |
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Damaged Excel files
Are they saving to removable media? -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Juan Londono" <juanglm@hotmail wrote in message ... Hi, I've been a problem with excel 2003 files, When some users at my office work with workbooks that imports data from another excel files and then save and re-open the same file, Excel shows the "open and repair" window, and then shows the workbook damage. How can I avoid this? or why is this happening? all the files are in a local hard disk. Any solution please contact me Thanks |
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