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Suspected corruption in file
I have a complex file that was first authored in Office 2003 (suspected some
corruption back then), it has been considerably updated in Office 2007 format. I needed 2 versions - Office 2003 and 2007, so the file was then saved (under a different name) in Compatibility mode. As the file was updated new editions were created and then resaved in compatibility format. When saving the 38th edition (!) the file size in the compatibility version jumped from 4 meg to 8 meg. No additional sheets were added, only formulas changed. The 2007 version was 2.1 meg and gradually increased in size to 2.5 meg even though only formulas were changed. Some points: Styles are used rather than formatting individual cells The file contains some AcitveX checkboxes with VBA code, so using the patch in Office 2003 to allow 2007 files to be opened, doesnt allow the checkboxes to be used. Should I be concerned that there is corruption in EITHER of these 2 files????? |
Suspected corruption in file
Have you checked to see what Excel thinks is the used range on each
worksheet? Hit CTRL + End to see where Excel takes you. Excel is notorious for over-estimating the used range. If far below and right of your real used range you can reset. See Debra Dalgleish's site for methods. http://www.contextures.on.ca/xlfaqApp.html#Unused Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 14 Apr 2009 15:57:01 -0700, YvonneW wrote: I have a complex file that was first authored in Office 2003 (suspected some corruption back then), it has been considerably updated in Office 2007 format. I needed 2 versions - Office 2003 and 2007, so the file was then saved (under a different name) in Compatibility mode. As the file was updated new editions were created and then resaved in compatibility format. When saving the 38th edition (!) the file size in the compatibility version jumped from 4 meg to 8 meg. No additional sheets were added, only formulas changed. The 2007 version was 2.1 meg and gradually increased in size to 2.5 meg even though only formulas were changed. Some points: Styles are used rather than formatting individual cells The file contains some AcitveX checkboxes with VBA code, so using the patch in Office 2003 to allow 2007 files to be opened, doesnt allow the checkboxes to be used. Should I be concerned that there is corruption in EITHER of these 2 files????? |
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