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Data Moving Cells Between Save and Open
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I hope someone can help! We have several users accessing a shared spreadsheet, this is about 25Mb and there appears to be no macros running. When the spreadsheet is saved and closed, and any user then opens the spreadsheet data is randomly moved to another cell. Please share any suggestions or advice! Thanks |
Data Moving Cells Between Save and Open
I've never seen anything like this.
I'd check to make sure that the users are opening the same workbook--same file in the same location! If that's the case, I'd open excel in safe mode: close excel windows start button|Run excel /safe file|open the workbook Make some changes, save the file, close excel And have the second person open excel in safe mode. Then open the file and see if anything changed. If nothing changed, then the first person open normally and the second in safe mode. If something bad happened, look at macros that may run when the workbook is closed (on that first person's pc). If the file looked perfect when the second person opened the file in safe mode, but not in normal mode, then look for macros that run when the workbook is opened (on that second person's pc). There could be some sort of application event that's causing trouble, too. That's why you'd want to look at each person's pc. Some links that may help with your detective work: Chip Pearson has some notes on how to diagnose startup errors: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/StartupErrors.htm And Jan Karel Pieterse has more notes: http://www.jkp-ads.com/Articles/StartupProblems.asp welsh-wizard wrote: Hi I hope someone can help! We have several users accessing a shared spreadsheet, this is about 25Mb and there appears to be no macros running. When the spreadsheet is saved and closed, and any user then opens the spreadsheet data is randomly moved to another cell. Please share any suggestions or advice! Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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