J
J. Culbertson
I've been passing back and forth a series of Excel files
between various employees in my office. We ran into errors
wherein data in cells would suddenly begin to duplicate
itself all over the spreadsheet, in other cells; I tracked
down that that was an error in Excel 2001, and had everyone
install the service update, but now there's a new problem.
The most recent file I was sent seemed to have all text
formatted blue and underlined. Changing it normally
(highlighting all text and clicking off the "underline"
option) would sometimes work, and sometimes crash the
application. Upon re-opening from a crash, often the
formats would look radically different-- new font sizes,
colors, and formatting.
Has anyone seen this error before? What can I do to correct
this, not only on my own machine, but on those of my
coworkers? Any advice would be genuinely appreciated.
-J. Culbertson
School District of Philadelphia
between various employees in my office. We ran into errors
wherein data in cells would suddenly begin to duplicate
itself all over the spreadsheet, in other cells; I tracked
down that that was an error in Excel 2001, and had everyone
install the service update, but now there's a new problem.
The most recent file I was sent seemed to have all text
formatted blue and underlined. Changing it normally
(highlighting all text and clicking off the "underline"
option) would sometimes work, and sometimes crash the
application. Upon re-opening from a crash, often the
formats would look radically different-- new font sizes,
colors, and formatting.
Has anyone seen this error before? What can I do to correct
this, not only on my own machine, but on those of my
coworkers? Any advice would be genuinely appreciated.
-J. Culbertson
School District of Philadelphia