Sending this as a NEW mail, due to Runtime errors received on "Reply" emails...ugh.

Oh Steve.

Your VBA comment has me worried: I found a code in this newsgroup the other day that I thought would automatically hide the blank lines in my workbook. Problem is, I know nothing about VBA - except how to display it. That didn't stop me though - I went into VBA and added the code I found to my worksheet. I then saved the book as TEST, and forgot about it as I didn't know how to run the code to see if it worked.

The workbook I'm having the formula problem in is different than the test, and I've gone into each worksheet in VBA and verified there is no coding showing. Although, when I open the properties for "this workbook" (in VBA), there is a line that says "Saved" and the next column reads "false"... I have no idea what that means.

I just checked the TEST book, and the coding I did the other day, is not there....which only proves I had no idea what I was doing... but if that's the case, then VBA is not the problem...right? Though - the properties for this workbook on the Saved line show True.

I'm sorry to spew so much information - yours is the only response the hit the closest to home. I know I wasn't working on a "temp" copy, because my non-formula changes were saved! And I wasn't working on a network copy either....

SO. If you don't think it's VBA, I'll just make a few fixes, save them, test them, and go from there!

Thank you!
Carol