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Excel saves as [Group]

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    Excel saves as [Group]

    This has happened a few times to us - A spreadsheet saved on a common drive (not shared or protected) suddenly and for no apparent reason saves with the suffix [Group] whereupon no one can use the Autofilters or add anything to any of the cells. I have never heard of this issue in the 10 years I have been using Excel and no one here knows either.
    Last time this happened, we had to copy all the cells to a new file, wreaking havoc on the others shortcut keys.
    I dont know if this is related but I also have been having a strangish problem, when I open a new Excel window, it says personal.xls is locked for editing by ''. I have been hitting cancel and resuming my work.

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    Prehaps all the sheets are selected. See link for info

    http://www.bettersolutions.com/excel...I814111912.htm

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    Hmmmm

    That is interesting - I have a macro that uses CTRL SHIFT E to execute. I tried to group the sheet a few different ways and CTR SHIFT while another sheet was selected seemed to make this happen (never used it before). Also when individual sheets were selected, the problem righted itself.

    I think this solved it - thanks for the help.

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    Glad it helped

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