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Hi.
Got this formula defined as a name (Cell has formula): =GET.CELL(48;INDIRECT("rc";FALSE)) Used it when I had Excel97 Now I have Excel 2003 and get an annoying message that I have an Excel 4 macro when I open the excel file with this formula. I have checked the file that it does not have any other macro, so I think this formula is the problem. How can I convert it to Excel2003 format? /The Gasell |
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