Flashing spreadsheet
 

Running office 2003 and after working with a spreadsheet it will start
flashing. This causes Excel to either slow down to a snail's pace or quit
responding all together. Any ideas??

Is this with ANY file on that computer, or just one particular file?
If only one, does it act the same way on another computer?

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


"cridhe1" wrote in message
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Running office 2003 and after working with a spreadsheet it will start
flashing. This causes Excel to either slow down to a snail's pace or quit
responding all together. Any ideas??

It is with different files not any one in particular.

"CLR" wrote:

Is this with ANY file on that computer, or just one particular file?
If only one, does it act the same way on another computer?

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


"cridhe1" wrote in message
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Running office 2003 and after working with a spreadsheet it will start
flashing. This causes Excel to either slow down to a snail's pace or quit
responding all together. Any ideas??

Are all the files which exihibit this problem of a similar nature, for
example, all the same format, just different months, or differemt accounts
or something like that whereby they might all have the same problem by
design?

Do ANY files work correctly on that computer, without demonstrating this
problem?

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"cridhe1" wrote in message
...
It is with different files not any one in particular.

"CLR" wrote:

Is this with ANY file on that computer, or just one particular file?
If only one, does it act the same way on another computer?

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


"cridhe1" wrote in message
...
Running office 2003 and after working with a spreadsheet it will start
flashing. This causes Excel to either slow down to a snail's pace or
quit
responding all together. Any ideas??

No, some make references to other sheets and others are stand alone.

"CLR" wrote:

Are all the files which exihibit this problem of a similar nature, for
example, all the same format, just different months, or differemt accounts
or something like that whereby they might all have the same problem by
design?

Do ANY files work correctly on that computer, without demonstrating this
problem?

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"cridhe1" wrote in message
...
It is with different files not any one in particular.

"CLR" wrote:

Is this with ANY file on that computer, or just one particular file?
If only one, does it act the same way on another computer?

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


"cridhe1" wrote in message
...
Running office 2003 and after working with a spreadsheet it will start
flashing. This causes Excel to either slow down to a snail's pace or
quit
responding all together. Any ideas??

Well, if you can't run ANY Excel files on that computer without having the
problem, and those same files run fine on another computer, then the problem
is obviously with either the first computer or it's installation of
Excel/Office. If other non-Office programs work fine on that computer then
you may have to re-install Office/Excel. If no other programs will work
either, then you have a hardware/OS problem.

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3




"cridhe1" wrote in message
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No, some make references to other sheets and others are stand alone.

"CLR" wrote:

Are all the files which exihibit this problem of a similar nature, for
example, all the same format, just different months, or differemt
accounts
or something like that whereby they might all have the same problem by
design?

Do ANY files work correctly on that computer, without demonstrating this
problem?

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"cridhe1" wrote in message
...
It is with different files not any one in particular.

"CLR" wrote:

Is this with ANY file on that computer, or just one particular file?
If only one, does it act the same way on another computer?

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


"cridhe1" wrote in message
...
Running office 2003 and after working with a spreadsheet it will
start
flashing. This causes Excel to either slow down to a snail's pace
or
quit
responding all together. Any ideas??