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Default Excel 2003 - Don't Update Issue

I'm currently using Excel 2003 in WindowsXP. The problem is the following: I
have 2 Excel files (A and B) which they linked to other files (LinkA and
LinkB) respectively. When I open the first file Excel prompts me to update
the file or not. Then, I click Don't Update and so far so good. However, when
I open the second file which also has a link to another file (linkB) and it
asks me to update or not the file and I select Don't Update, File "A" changes
its formula results even though file A and B are not linked with each other
at all. The interesting part is that File "A" changed the formula results to
a number that doesn't make any sense. So I need to go to Edit Links
Update Links to fix the formula results again. The only way I've found to go
around this issue is by opening the files in separate Excel sessions. If
anybody knows where I could find a patch for this issue I would appreciated.
 
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