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Ken_Hosking
Version: 2004 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) Processor: Intel I have recently saved a workbook as a new file, under a new name. Every time I save the file I get the following message:
"A formula in a cell (Name: Telecom) could not be converted because it contains a function that is not available in the file format to which you are saving."
When I first saved the file there were several named cells identified that I was able to find and delete, and this last one (Telecom) has been deleted using the name define list but the message continues. I have tried using Command-F, and inserting "Telecom" on each sheet for formulas, values and comments but the name cannot be found.
The old spreadsheet from which I did the "save-as" does not have this problem, and neither do several previous versions.
Is there a good way for searching for named cells, apart from Command-F or looking in Name>define?
"A formula in a cell (Name: Telecom) could not be converted because it contains a function that is not available in the file format to which you are saving."
When I first saved the file there were several named cells identified that I was able to find and delete, and this last one (Telecom) has been deleted using the name define list but the message continues. I have tried using Command-F, and inserting "Telecom" on each sheet for formulas, values and comments but the name cannot be found.
The old spreadsheet from which I did the "save-as" does not have this problem, and neither do several previous versions.
Is there a good way for searching for named cells, apart from Command-F or looking in Name>define?