Viewing problem
 

when I tried to open my files to update, tab says "ready" but all I have is a
blue screen with usual toolbars and such...can't see data, update
data...nothing. Documents were created on another computer, transferred using
thumb drive and I have opened them and worked on them previously on my own
computer. Actually, last time opened from thumb, I copied to hard drive in
case I had future problems thinking maybe it was thumb drive issue and I get
same view when I open those files. I am using Excel 2007; the original files
were created on previous version (97-2003). If I just click on the file and
print w/o actually opening it, it prints my previously saved data. I am
guessing I have forgotten a simple step - any suggestions?
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linlat

Viewing problem
 

I don't have a solution (along with everyone else, judging by the absence of
replies to this post), but would like to add my voice to the ranks of the
Excel 2007 Discontented.

I have the same problem with Excel 2007. Although I've been using it for
about a year, I'm still not convinced it is fit for purpose!!!

The Open/Repair option only managed to recover the data from my file.
OpenOffice managed to recover the formulas & formatting (but not the range
names or the links).

I remain an extremely disappointed, disillusioned, disheartened & RELUCTANT
Microsoft user.


"linlat" wrote:

when I tried to open my files to update, tab says "ready" but all I have is a
blue screen with usual toolbars and such...can't see data, update
data...nothing. Documents were created on another computer, transferred using
thumb drive and I have opened them and worked on them previously on my own
computer. Actually, last time opened from thumb, I copied to hard drive in
case I had future problems thinking maybe it was thumb drive issue and I get
same view when I open those files. I am using Excel 2007; the original files
were created on previous version (97-2003). If I just click on the file and
print w/o actually opening it, it prints my previously saved data. I am
guessing I have forgotten a simple step - any suggestions?
--
linlat