This is a new one. I noticed I kept adding data and saving. When I closed
and went back, nothing was saved. Office 2003. Could it have anything to do
with a read only excel file opened from the internet?

If the file is identified in the title bar as Read-only, then it is
read-only which means that you cannot do a save but you could do a SaveAs to
your harddrive
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Bernard V Liengme
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"sussertown" wrote in message
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This is a new one. I noticed I kept adding data and saving. When I closed
and went back, nothing was saved. Office 2003. Could it have anything to
do with a read only excel file opened from the internet?

With files from internet or e-mail or such sources, you should always Save
As to a local drive before you start changing things. Otherwise the file
tends to be in Temporary Internet Files and may well disappear.
--
David Biddulph

"sussertown" wrote in message
...
This is a new one. I noticed I kept adding data and saving. When I closed
and went back, nothing was saved. Office 2003. Could it have anything to
do with a read only excel file opened from the internet?