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To whomever my know the answer:
We just recently upgraded some users to Office XP to fix a heap space issue with a rather large excel file that contained tons of links and lots of formulas. It was a real beast. Now after several weeks of use a "bug" or problem has come up. Here is the scenario. I have multiple workbooks that are linked to one source workbook. So for instance. Test1.xls is my source. In Test2.xls and Test3.xls there is a link to rows in Test1.xls. Supposedly in Excel 2000 if you inserted a row into the source workbook, Test1.xls in this case. It would duplicate that change into the linked workbooks "if they are open..." as the users stated. So now I am trying to figure out what option might need to be changed or if this "bug" was just an accident in Excel 2000. If anyone could suggest a course of action I would appreciate it. I tested this out on Excel XP and it didn't work like they said. I am going to track down a Excel 2000 install and make sure but I have no reason to doubt multiple users. |
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