YThanks Dave...ou made a great point, however I don't think that's the problem. I think it's a setting somewhere because 2 out of 3 of us get the message...the other person doesnt...
I appreciate your reply.
----- Dave R. wrote: -----
Hi G;
if the spreadsheet has stayed the same, and only the office version has
changed, then I don't know, but there are functions that evaluate when you
open the workbook. Heres a list of them to see if your worksheets have any
of them, that would explain a "change" occuring even when the values don't
actually change.
http://www.decisionmodels.com/calcsecretsi.htm
GWilson said:
Our IT company just installed Office 2003. Now whenever I open an Excel
spreadsheet it prompts me to "save my changes" even though none have been
made. This is very agravating as I have many, many interruptions in a day,
and am concerned that this message will lead me to believe I have done
something I really haven't!
