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I have a file that was created in 2003 that I have been using for over
a year and been using in 2007 for several months. Earlier this week I added a new sheet that used the EOMONTH function. When I saved and reopened the file I get "File error: data may have been lost" and all the cells that have the EOMONTH function are replaced with =#N/A, not even a formula in those cells. Is there a way to get the formula back? Anyone else have this problem? |
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