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A person in our office created a workbook in 2002. That workbook was then
sent to several people who have 2003 and others who have 2002. Those that have 2003 received several #Ref errors. However, those with 2002 could see everything. The cells that give the errors are only formulas or linked cells within the workbook. Is there a way to avoid this because we have people in our office using 2002 and 2003 until we can get everyone switched over. Any suggestions would be helpful as we have never seen this before. Thanks! Trish |
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