I have 1.25mb file, mostly data, and some macro buttons, no fancy formulas. When I attempted to merge a cell, received the error message. After I saved and reopened, the file was corrupted.
What is the solution/prevention for this on new files?
I have 1.25mb file, mostly data, and some macro buttons, no fancy formulas. When I attempted to merge a cell, received the error message. After I saved and reopened, the file was corrupted.
What is the solution/prevention for this on new files?
Use fewer formats???
And as a personal preference I do my best to stay away from merged cells.
Maybe...
XL: Error Message: Too Many Different Cell Formats
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=213904
A few people have said that OpenOffice.Org has been able to open the file. Then
they clean it up and save it there. Then excel can open that cleaned up
version.
http://www.openoffice.org, a 60-104 meg download or a CD
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If you still have your older version, you may want to see if OpenOffice can
"de-corrupt" it.
nsando wrote:
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> I have 1.25mb file, mostly data, and some macro buttons, no fancy
> formulas. When I attempted to merge a cell, received the error message.
> After I saved and reopened, the file was corrupted.
> What is the solution/prevention for this on new files?
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