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excel closing - no error messages

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    excel closing - no error messages

    HI, I have Office 2003; Recently, as in, the last few weeks, I'll have Excel open with a few xls spreadsheets; move to another application - IE, Outlook, Word - and I'll suddenly notice that Excel has completely closed - no error messages or anything.

    Just now: I had a local worksheet open, and two open from a network drive. No modifcations to the sheet - just looking something up. Cut and copied data from a cell in Excel to Outlook email and mailed. No problem. Stayed in Outlook, and did a quick search against an Exchange public folder, and clicked on one of the query returns - an email sent a while back, which was a form post off our website. As I clicked on the post to open it (from the Outlook "find" window) and I suddenly saw my Excel sheets and the application itself close. Nothing else happend. The email came up fine. When I go back to Excel, it shows three "recovered" files, which were the three I had open.

    I don't have any addins; and the only application I've installed recently, about 3weeks ago, is Ultramon, which helps in managing applications on different screens.

    Any ideas? Anyone?

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    Hi Kollin - While I've personally not experienced this, you might want to contact tech support (if you're using this at work), as maybe a REPAIR MODE fix is needed to re-gain stability (e.g., maybe an autosave function is failing after 10 minutes?). Also, I'd ensure SP2 is installed, (you can do a HELP/ABOUT to verify this). There were some recent security updates for Excel recently, (August MS updates), but I've not seen reported issues.

    http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...s+unexpectedly
    Last edited by harrywaldron; 08-17-2007 at 03:11 PM.

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