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Fatal Error when opening Excel with Version 2002 only
Hi,
I have modify the program and thereafter, I was unable to open the excel file from Excel 2002. Gives an error and need to recuperate the document(I refused). Then, I tried to open it with Excel 2003, save it and all works good. After doing that, I can open it in Excel 2002 but if I save the program into Excel 2002, I can't reopen it with Excel 2002. So, I need Excel 2003 to reopen it and .... Why saving the file in Excel 2002 create an error. Does my file is corrupted or does a way to know what is the problem ? Is it the VBA code that can produce this kind of error ? Thanks Alex -- Alex St-Pierre |
Fatal Error when opening Excel with Version 2002 only
Does not sound like a corrupt file. Sounds more like a version or library
problem. If there are no error messages, it is probably a version glitch of some type. "Alex St-Pierre" wrote: Hi, I have modify the program and thereafter, I was unable to open the excel file from Excel 2002. Gives an error and need to recuperate the document(I refused). Then, I tried to open it with Excel 2003, save it and all works good. After doing that, I can open it in Excel 2002 but if I save the program into Excel 2002, I can't reopen it with Excel 2002. So, I need Excel 2003 to reopen it and .... Why saving the file in Excel 2002 create an error. Does my file is corrupted or does a way to know what is the problem ? Is it the VBA code that can produce this kind of error ? Thanks Alex -- Alex St-Pierre |
Fatal Error when opening Excel with Version 2002 only
If I open the file and disable macro, the file open correctly.
What I see is that the file space is about half the size file of the original file. Is there a reason why since the file is complete? Thanks! Alex -- Alex St-Pierre "JLGWhiz" wrote: Does not sound like a corrupt file. Sounds more like a version or library problem. If there are no error messages, it is probably a version glitch of some type. "Alex St-Pierre" wrote: Hi, I have modify the program and thereafter, I was unable to open the excel file from Excel 2002. Gives an error and need to recuperate the document(I refused). Then, I tried to open it with Excel 2003, save it and all works good. After doing that, I can open it in Excel 2002 but if I save the program into Excel 2002, I can't reopen it with Excel 2002. So, I need Excel 2003 to reopen it and .... Why saving the file in Excel 2002 create an error. Does my file is corrupted or does a way to know what is the problem ? Is it the VBA code that can produce this kind of error ? Thanks Alex -- Alex St-Pierre |
Fatal Error when opening Excel with Version 2002 only
When I go to Visual Basic and save the project, the file space has taken 600k
to return to his original value! I don't know why? Does the error can be related to excel file space? Thanks! Alex -- Alex St-Pierre "Alex St-Pierre" wrote: If I open the file and disable macro, the file open correctly. What I see is that the file space is about half the size file of the original file. Is there a reason why since the file is complete? Thanks! Alex -- Alex St-Pierre "JLGWhiz" wrote: Does not sound like a corrupt file. Sounds more like a version or library problem. If there are no error messages, it is probably a version glitch of some type. "Alex St-Pierre" wrote: Hi, I have modify the program and thereafter, I was unable to open the excel file from Excel 2002. Gives an error and need to recuperate the document(I refused). Then, I tried to open it with Excel 2003, save it and all works good. After doing that, I can open it in Excel 2002 but if I save the program into Excel 2002, I can't reopen it with Excel 2002. So, I need Excel 2003 to reopen it and .... Why saving the file in Excel 2002 create an error. Does my file is corrupted or does a way to know what is the problem ? Is it the VBA code that can produce this kind of error ? Thanks Alex -- Alex St-Pierre |
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