I open a spreadsheet from a network drive, make my required changes, save the
document, and exit.

When my supervisor opens the spreadsheet, the columns are misaligned i.e.
the first few columns have moved down by 3 cells.

I only work with rows, entering data into exisitng rows. I do not do any
cut-and-paste operations that might normally affect column alignment.

Thanks for any help offered.

Just some questions...

Are you sure you and your supervisor are viewing the same workbook?

If you are positive (I'd double check), do you have any macros that run in this
workbook?

MarkJames240 wrote:

I open a spreadsheet from a network drive, make my required changes, save the
document, and exit.

When my supervisor opens the spreadsheet, the columns are misaligned i.e.
the first few columns have moved down by 3 cells.

I only work with rows, entering data into exisitng rows. I do not do any
cut-and-paste operations that might normally affect column alignment.

Thanks for any help offered.

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Dave Peterson

Thanks Dave. I'll check on what the supervisor is looking at. I checked and
there are no macros - I also suspected that.

Regards,

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Just some questions...

Are you sure you and your supervisor are viewing the same workbook?

If you are positive (I'd double check), do you have any macros that run in this
workbook?

MarkJames240 wrote:

I open a spreadsheet from a network drive, make my required changes, save the
document, and exit.

When my supervisor opens the spreadsheet, the columns are misaligned i.e.
the first few columns have moved down by 3 cells.

I only work with rows, entering data into exisitng rows. I do not do any
cut-and-paste operations that might normally affect column alignment.

Thanks for any help offered.

--

Dave Peterson