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Default Error: Damage to an Excel file - unrecoverable


I'm getting this error when opening excel documents stored on a network
share. These are multi-sheet documents, and I'm 100% sure that the
information in them is valid (they were saved just days before). This
happens on more than one workstation, on multiple documents. A document
will work fine for a few days, then after someone changes it, the next
person to open it is faced with the dialog stating that repairs to the
file failed, because damage to the file was too extensive.

This is using Excel 2003, on both Windows 2000 and XP. The files
themselves are stored on a network share on Windows 2000 Server.

Any ideas?


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