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Default loosing columns in excel 2000

I'm a long time Excel user & database my clients info there. During the last
week I've lost columns. The first time about eleven columns vanished, & now
another one has disappeared. I cannot attribute this to any particular
action. The first time I was hiding the columns in question to work on other
information. The hidden columns were gone. This most recent was while I was
rebuilding the missing information, saved for the day, shut down over night &
restarted the following day, a column was missing. I'm using Office 2000
Professional on a Pentium 1.4 GHz, Windows 2000 OS, saving to My Documents
under my user area (not Administrator), & am the only user, & have 785 MB
RAM, multiple hard drives, using C:\ for this, which is a 230 GB drive with
200 GB available.
 
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