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Corrupted sheet - What the cause?
Hi, my Excel sheet got corrupted and lost its reference to a range- therefore
my Vlookup did not work. After opening it in Open-repair mode all was fine (and I was told athat the reference to the range was repaired) Is there a reason for the sheet to get corrupted ? How can I minimize it? Is there a way to find out it is corrupted before just noticing that the calculations are wrong? Many thanks, Dan |
Corrupted sheet - What the cause?
Hard to say exactly what corrupts a file. Power spike, magnetic object to
close to the hard drive, FAT malfunction. Could be a lot of different things, including gremlins. <g "Dan" wrote: Hi, my Excel sheet got corrupted and lost its reference to a range- therefore my Vlookup did not work. After opening it in Open-repair mode all was fine (and I was told athat the reference to the range was repaired) Is there a reason for the sheet to get corrupted ? How can I minimize it? Is there a way to find out it is corrupted before just noticing that the calculations are wrong? Many thanks, Dan |
Corrupted sheet - What the cause?
the file was not closed then corrupted, it was working fine then got corrupted.
"JLGWhiz" wrote: Hard to say exactly what corrupts a file. Power spike, magnetic object to close to the hard drive, FAT malfunction. Could be a lot of different things, including gremlins. <g "Dan" wrote: Hi, my Excel sheet got corrupted and lost its reference to a range- therefore my Vlookup did not work. After opening it in Open-repair mode all was fine (and I was told athat the reference to the range was repaired) Is there a reason for the sheet to get corrupted ? How can I minimize it? Is there a way to find out it is corrupted before just noticing that the calculations are wrong? Many thanks, Dan |
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