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Default External Links on open and Excel 2003


khoff Wrote:
I am opening a spreadsheet in Excel 2003 that contains
links to external sources. This spreadsheet was created
in Excel 97. When I open it, I am prompted to update or
not update. I choose don't update, as I don't have the
linked files. BUT, it seems that Excel tries to update
anyway because it is the same result as if I hit update,
and all of my values are gone. This seems to be a change
from excel 97 as excel 97 left the values.

Any ideas? I likely have a default setting incorrect
somewhere.

Thanks!


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I am opening a spreadsheet in Excel 2003 that contains
links to external sources also but it was created
in Excel XP. When I open it, I get the same error as you.
The only thing i can find on this problem is that it is a cell
formating change from the older versions to 2003. If
Anyone knows of a fix or what setting is off please let me
know.

Thanks!

Guardian


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