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Default Shared Workbook - "1/0/1900" displays for some users

On Mar 11, 10:58*pm, "Sandy Mann" wrote:
No the users in our group all have that item unchecked. *Should we
have it checked


An emphatic no!

Sorry I don't have any more guesses except acorruptworkbook

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