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At work, using Excel 2002 and Outlook 2002 . . . I have a
reasonable-size spreadsheet with several array formulas. Until recently, they'd appear properly in recipients' systems after e-mailing and opening. Now, these array formulas are replaced by the number zero .. . . not quite as useful. This appears to be true whether the recipient is in our e-mail domain or external. As a band-aid, I know I can do the "ctrl-v - Edit|Paste Special|Values" thing, but I'd like to see about getting back to the old way. Is this likely to be a "feature" of Outlook, or some virus scan reconfiguration, or something else? Any pointers are welcome. Thanks - |
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