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Here is the observed behavior: when rows or columns of data in the worksheet
are deleted, and when one tries to find the data-occupied worksheet area by pressing Shift-Ctrl-End for, for example, fast charting, Excel 2003 gives the old dimensions, not the actual ones. Where is this old data located in memory, and how to access it? z.entropic |
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