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I'm in the middle of getting my xl 2002 workbooks to also work under xl
2000. The company we are buying overnighted to me a PC with xl 2000. One problem I'm getting is on one very large workbook Excel is giving me a "File error. Some number formats may have been lost." upon startup. I did some google searching and I find that others have gotten this when mailing a 2002 workbook to a 2000 user. Some mention the workbook being corrupted. Unlikely. Then I saw some messages about having too many custom formats. If this is so, then I can delete the numerous unused ones listed. But nothing I found gave any definitive answer. Any ideas? One idea I have is to write a program that extracts all the formats and puts them into a workbook as strings. Run on each system, then compare those two workbooks. (The xl 2000 PC was connected to our network.) Don <www.donwiss.com (e-mail link at home page bottom). |
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