I have a large file that is giving me memory errors sometimes when I am
working on it. I don't have the exact error.
Is there any way to tell if the file is semi-corrupted. I don't want to
continue adding data and then find out later on that it is corrupted.

Thanks

It would help if you could give a bit more information -
size of file
an idea of the proportion of formula / text
amount of memory
the text of the error message
is the error consistent
what is happening immediately before the error message is received
anything else you think may be pertinent
it would help to be able to diagnose at a distance.

In computer terms corrupt is corrupt!

Regards.

Bill Ridgeway
Computer Solutions

"falcios" wrote in message
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I have a large file that is giving me memory errors sometimes when I am
working on it. I don't have the exact error.
Is there any way to tell if the file is semi-corrupted. I don't want to
continue adding data and then find out later on that it is corrupted.

Thanks