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Default Lost formatting in Excel


I have a new problem with Excel. I've been using Excel 97 for years,
and I've never seen this happen before.

In the course of completing a worksheet, I include hyperlinks to
supportive documentation on the internet. This works until I close and
re-open the spreadsheet. As of tonight, when I re-open the spreadsheet,
I am immediately met with a pop up warning from Microsoft Excel that
says "File Error: Data may have been lost." When I click okay, the
file opens, and the hyperlinked cells appear to be hyperlinked (blue,
underlined).... but they are just text. What may have corrupted my
files, my program (the error can be re-created with a new file), and
what can I do to correct this?

Please help!

Thanks so much!

Jack


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