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I've written a macro on my computer and it runs seamlessly when I call it.
My co-workers work in a different state so I save the spreadsheet to our share drive and they open and run it from there. The problem is when they open it they get: "Calculating Cells: XX%" in the lower left bottom of Excel. This takes about an hour to run and locks up Excel in the meantime. I've tried this same macro on 3 different computers in my building and don't experience this problem. Everyone on my team has the same version of Excel (2003) and the same service pack (SP3). I've narrowed it down to which part of the macro is causing the problem but I can't figure out WHY I'm having the problem to begin with. What's causing this error? |
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