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Unfortunately those names indicate a corrupted workbook.
If you have a recent backup without those corrupt names I would go back to it. Otherwise you could try saving as HTML format and editing the HTML to turn the corrupted names into alphabetic characters and then re-opening and saving as XLS. Be sure to keep a backup copy; you will lose some features in round-tripping to HTML, depending on which version of Excel you have [it always helps if you tell us] Bill Manville MVP - Microsoft Excel, Oxford, England No email replies please - respond to newsgroup |
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