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Default inconsistent excel execution of cell logic

I have written a series of spreadsheets with cell logic for tax purposes, for
here in australia we have a system of GST tax which is insane. Anyway, I have
cell logic which works, then all of a sudden, I open the template file (saved
as a read-only file) and when I fill it out, I discover some of the logic is
not executing properly. I freak out, change the logic, and it suddenly works
again in a different fashion. I go to fill in the rest of the cells in the
template and another spread sheet right next to the one I am working on has
the original logic in it, and it works fine. It is driving me nuts trying to
figure out how to make it execute consistently. It is a laptop (DELL Inspiron
9400) with Vista and Excel 2007, all pretty brand new. My last updates are 19
September. I have the K numbers for them but I don't know if that will help.
It is driving me flaming nutty trying to figure out why. Any ideas?
 
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