"File error: data may havee been lost" error message

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Rusty McLouth

For the last few months I get the above error message everytime I try to open
a file. It hasn't been a problem because the files actually have all the
data. However, when I move several worksheets in to one file, then when I
open the file I get the message for each worksheet and it becomes truly
annoying. Can anyone suggest what is causing the problem and how to get rid
of the error message?

Thanks
Rusty
 
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Ronald Dodge

What is the file size of the workbook after you have added the worksheets?
Though I have found nothing specific in this regards, but I have found when
working with files that's larger than 20MBs, it's generally a good idea to
split the workbook into multiple workbooks. Of course, most of my workbooks
tends to be calculation intensive as opposed to data intensive.

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Sincerely,

Ronald R. Dodge, Jr.
Master MOUS 2000
 

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