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I have a workaround
Actually, the idea I had was sparked by a more comprehensive explanation I found he
http://excel.tips.net/Pages/T006613_...is_Flakey.html They suggested saving as Excel 2007. Sorry, but for me, that is no can do. I have to work on some things at home and I don't have Excel 2007 at home. I have to save as Excel 2003 and when I make the mistake of not forcing it to be Excel 2003 format, I am usually dead in the water. That just breaks my heart whne I can't take my work home... LOL! However, in their explanation, they gave me the germ of this idea: 1) Open the offending program. 2) TURN OFF Analysis ToolPak and Analysis ToolPak - VBA 3) Save your file. 4) Completely exit Excel. 5) Reload the file in question. Now that worked for me. I don't know that it will work for you. I'd consider saving under a new name just to be sure or making a backup copy before doing this, just in case. This *is* a Microsoft Product... The most troubling thing here is Microsoft does not seem to care about this. I suspect they hope to force people like me to buy Excel 2007 for home. Not going to happen. If the company I work for wants to spring for it, fine. But not out of my pocket, folks! ObamaCare is already going to take enough, thank-you-sir-can-I-have-another... However, one of the other solutions that is more extreme is to get Star Office. I am told that their latest version is supposed to be 100% compatible with Excel 2003 files. I am already personally looking at that option. I use a lot of Macros, however, and I think that will kill me. There could be other similar solutions that might foil any intended Microsoft Marketing Scheme. I will chase that for a while... Good luck, and please post if this works for you! ;'{P chris agnew wrote: Hi George,I think your bug idea is correct, I am having the same type of 26-Jan-09 Hi George, I think your bug idea is correct, I am having the same type of problem with the data being lost. Two questions: 1) Has anyone seen a solution to this bug anywhere? 2) Does the date formula workaround work without any problems? Thanks Previous Posts In This Thread: On Friday, September 14, 2007 10:25 AM nlarson46 wrote: EOMONTH problem File error: data may have been lost 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? On Friday, September 14, 2007 11:04 AM Franz Verga wrote: EOMONTH problem File error: data may have been lost Nel ups.com, ha scritto: Hi, I think you have to load the Analysis Toolpak. From menu Tools, Add-ins, select Analysis Toolpak and also Analysis Toolpak VBA. -- (I'm not sure of names of menus, options and commands, because translating from the Italian version of Excel...) Hope I helped you. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Ciao Franz Verga from Italy On Monday, September 17, 2007 12:18 PM DarrenBartru wrote: As Franz wrote, you'll need the Anaslysis ToolPak add-in installed. As Franz wrote, you'll need the Anaslysis ToolPak add-in installed. A better way to ask for the last day of the month is to use the DATE function instead. =DATE(2007,9,30) returns 30/09/2007 which is the last day of this month - ok, nothing suprising there as you typed the date in. =DATE(2007,10,0) also returns 30/09/2007 which is day 0 of next month - also equals the last day of this month. So the formula: =DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(TODAY())+1,0) will return the last day of this month. Thanks to C Pearsons website for that one (I think). On Tuesday, December 23, 2008 12:52 PM George Proch wrote: eomonth problem file error The problem is not that the analysis toolpak is not loaded, but that this is a bug in Excel 2007. I have the toolpak loaded and this occurs rather frequently. On Tuesday, December 23, 2008 12:52 PM George Proch wrote: eomonth problem file error The problem is not that the analysis toolpak is not loaded, but that this is a bug in Excel 2007. I have the toolpak loaded and this occurs rather frequently. On Monday, January 26, 2009 9:21 AM chris agnew wrote: Hi George,I think your bug idea is correct, I am having the same type of Hi George, I think your bug idea is correct, I am having the same type of problem with the data being lost. Two questions: 1) Has anyone seen a solution to this bug anywhere? 2) Does the date formula workaround work without any problems? Thanks Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice WPF Report Engine, Part 1 http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...ne-part-1.aspx |
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