I have been working on a very large Excel spreadsheet and transporting
it between 2 computers. It is being saved on an SD card. What is
happening is that on the home laptop, the file will not open. The
message says that the file may be lost. It does however open on the
work laptop as well will open when emailed to another computer. Is it
possible that Excel on the home laptop is corrupted in some way? Also,
the property is checked on read-only but grayed out on the home laptop
but on the other computers read-only is unchecked.
Thanks for any help or advice you may have.


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indiana
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It is not a good idea to work with Excel files on a removable medium as the
space is often limited - Excel (all apps) need much a lot of free space to
save files. Best to copy to harddrive, work and save, then copy back to
removable medium,
best wishes
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I have been working on a very large Excel spreadsheet and transporting
it between 2 computers. It is being saved on an SD card. What is
happening is that on the home laptop, the file will not open. The
message says that the file may be lost. It does however open on the
work laptop as well will open when emailed to another computer. Is it
possible that Excel on the home laptop is corrupted in some way? Also,
the property is checked on read-only but grayed out on the home laptop
but on the other computers read-only is unchecked.
Thanks for any help or advice you may have.


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indiana
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