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Excel irritation
This has been bugging me for about three years now, so I thought I'd see if
there was a solution. I run a computer shop. I do all my invoices in Excel and keep them all in one folder. Sometimes I want to go back and look at a customer's invoice from the past to familiarize myself with what previous repairs, upgrades, or whatever that I did before. I sort the folder by date. Whenever I open the invoice to just look at it and go to close it again it always asks me if I want to save my changes. I didn't MAKE any changes! Once in a while, not thinking, I'll click Yes and then I wind up with a new time stamp on the file, which of course puts it out of order. The only way I can get it right again is to change my computer date back to the original date and save it yet again. Right now I'm running Office XP-SP2 but it did it in previous versions of Office also. Why does it do this and is there any way I can stop it? Thanks. -- --- A Freudian slip is when you say one thing but mean your mother. --- |
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