My excel spreadsheet will not save, I get an error message. These are spreadsheets ive used for years. HELP?
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I faced these issues in Excel2000, What is yours?\nAny way\nThis is happening when you use a big file for a long editting time.\nI suggest to make a new file and copy the your sheets to it.\n- Right click on sheet name and select Move or Copy..\n- In the "To Book" select (New book)\n- Check the "Create a copy" below and press Ok\n- Do the same to other sheets but select book1 in "To book" drop down box\n- If you have macros you can copy them also into the new book\n\nI guess this is a problem in Excel2000. This is how I solve this issue..\n\nXLMan
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You may want to switch between shared and protected workbooks. Go to your Excel's Help and see the difference between the two. It will also help you set the workbook up how you want it.\n\nSHARED-   If you want several users to work in the same workbook simultaneously, you can save the workbook as a shared workbook. Users can then enter data, insert rows and columns, add and change formulas, and change formatting. How to set up a shared workbook.\n\nLimit viewing and editing of an individual worksheet\nWhen you protect the worksheet, the cells and graphic objects that you did not unlock in steps 2 and 3 are protected and cannot be changed.\n\nPROTECTED SHEETS-\nSwitch to the worksheet you want to protect.\n\nUnlock any cells that you want to be able to change after you protect the worksheet.
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My understanding is that someone sent you a file that is in excell 2007 - if this is correct then - if you are able to open the file, then go to "save as" and under the file name there is a menu where you can save the file to an earlier version of the software or even into a different format (like txt and so on).\n\nGood Luck!
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you can "save as" a word document in publisher 2003 (change the file type to Word) - not certain for earlier versions\nif you have an earlier one and it doesnt work - try copying and pasting between the two - I know that will work
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If the formula looks correct (including the "=" at the front like the earlier suggestion) go to Tools | Option | View tab | make sure "Formulas" is not checked.\n\nIf that does not work, double-click on the formula, then click the checkmark in the formula bar.
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I don't know if this is exactly what you need, but it sounds like you are getting an error when you compile macros in VBA because of a bad reference.\n\nTake a look at the reference dialog box on the VBA Tools menu.  There may be something there that you need to check off.  These kinds of links sometimes get lost when you change versions of Excel.
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This might be it.  It sounds just like the problem you are having.\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=304424\n\nJolly Good is right when he mentions about the possibility of a virus style macro.  Unfortunately uninstalling won't fix that because the uninstall program will leave any macro or spreadsheet files in the same start up folders where they are now.  When you re-install, they will remain there. (i.e. MS does not wipe out the folders.)\n\nTo verify it isn't a bad macro, navigate to "C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Microsoft Office&#92;Office11&#92;XLStart" and see if there are any unusual workbooks or add-ins in that folder.  By the way if you have a version of Excel earlier than Excel 2003, then it won't be &#92;Office11&#92; but something else like &#92;Office10&#92;.
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EXCELL - Spreadsheets
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You should be able to just say "File Save As..." from Excel. XML should be one of the choices. You may need to clean it up a bit.
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Save them in a file format that word understands. You can do this by selecting "save as" in the file tab.
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Did you have MS Office as a trial version? The trial period may have expired.\n\nYou can open those files using WordPad, Notepad or Openoffice. I would recommend OpenOffice, as I am a big follower of Free Open source applications.
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Try using the 'xlswrite' function.  From 'help xlswrite':\n\n  XLSWRITE Stores numeric array or cell array in Excel workbook.\n    [SUCCESS,MESSAGE]=XLSWRITE(FILE,ARRAY,SHEET,RANGE) writes ARRAY to the Excel\n    workbook, FILE, into the area, RANGE in the worksheet specified in SHEET.
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sure you downloaded for the correct version of office you are using? Also, copying it to C: might make a difference perhaps.
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Do the following\nopen your excel file\nCtrl + A\nCtrl + C\n\nopen new word document\nCrtl + V\nnow save your word document
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I guess you don't have Excel.\nGet OpenOffice.\nwww.openoffice.org
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#1.  You are assuming that the active worksheet is the first one in the book .. if it's not, it will bomb ... see ActiveSheet property\n\n#2.  You are assuming that the macro/VBA is running in this book, but if the user has multiple workbooks open, this may not be the case ... see ActiveWorkbook object.  Better?  Select Workbooks by name (see Tag values independent of filenames)\n\n#3.  Font, color, bold are meaningless for a programming problem.  Omit them for future clarity in asking a question.  Less meaningless stuff we have to wade through.\n\n#4.  Cells(1,1) depends on where the active cell is, the user or your macro may be jumping to a different place than you think it is.  Has someone inserted a row or column ?\n\nI've been doing VBA for 15 years and I have no clue what you mean by "The server threw an exception" ... you mean what ?\n\nClues as to how to fix ... use named ranges and offsets.  Name a range (always relative to the range).  Offset from there.  Always select the correct window, workbook and sheet by name, not index value.  Omit needless code from your recorded macros such as "Transpose=False" ...\n\nStop recording macros and trying to make them work.  Recording is good to get you started, not for real code.\n\nAll in all, it's a very nice semi-adjusted recorded macro.\n\nI'm not dissin' on ya Partner !   ;-)\n\nThere are good habbits and there are bad.  Learn the good habbits and life will be a cake-walk.\n\nAlways define a marker cell ... typically the top/right corner of your range or table or whatever.\n\nAlways reference everything from that point.\n\nLock the worksheet to prevent users from inserting/deleting rows/columns.\n\nUsed named sheets ... not index values.  All one has to do is insert a sheet and you're hosed.\n\nSuspenders and a belt ... this is Visual Basic here ... anything can happen.\n\nHere's a useful link for you ... just understand that here, you're pretty much expected to know your stuff or be very, very concise and specific in your inquiries and responses ...\n\nhttp://www.tek-tips.com\n\nI would encourage you to look through the forums and judge for yourself before you post.\n\nGood luck.  If I can help you out, my contact info is in the Bio.  There is always more than one way to do things ... collect the best, chuck the rest !   ;-)
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Search for extensions like .doc .xls . jpg\n\nDelete them where approprate.  this usually fixes most peoples problem..  Personally I would never use windows 98...  go get a copy of 2k or xp..