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Default Formatting Lost in Excel 2007

Good afternoon,

I've spent a lot of time googling but all I really came up with is
that it may be due to links (which I have deleted) so hopefully
someone out there will have an answer.

We have a very large workbook that has been used since before 2005
that we have never had a problem with. Two months ago, we started
using Excel 2007 but had no issues. In about mid-April when opening
the file, all of the formatting is gone! So we assumed someone saved
it as the wrong file so we copied an older version of the file and
reformatted the entire thing. Saved it and reopened and no formatting
again!

As mentioned, the file had a ton of broken links that were removed as
we thought that was the issue but that didn't help.

I've found that if I save it as a xlsx file, it will keep the
formatting (so far) but we have people with the 2003 version of excel
that need to use the file as well.

Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Krysten
 
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