<filename>:1 and <filename>:2

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Mark Warbeck

Hello,

I have a user that created a simple spread sheet, just 15 or 20 cells with
data and two or three formulas. Now when he opens it he gets two
spreadsheets open: <filename>:1 and <filename>:2. Both have identical
entries. this causes quite a bit of concern. Is this some kind of alternate
data stream?
 
Hi
Two windows of the same workbook have been open (Windows, New Window)
Close one of the windows and save the workbook
HTH
Cordially
Pascal
 
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