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Hi:
A friend is sending me a spreadsheet with formulas and macros created in Excel running on Windows 2000. I am running Windows XP with Excel 2003. Whenever I try to open his file, I am get two pop ups asking whether or not to disable macros. Regardles of how I answer, the spreadsheet eventually opens, but EXCEL says that the file was corrup and that it had to repair the file. The repaired file is non-functional because all the macros have been scripted. If I send the file back to the originator, he says it works fine. The file was sent to another person with Windows XP and EXCEL 2003 and he has the same problem. I tried the file at home with Windows XP and EXCEL and again the same problem. Any ideas on how to fix this problem? Thanks |
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