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brent
I was asked to look over a workbook that, when opened on a machine running
Win2K / XL2000, had the #VALUE! error in a vast amount of cells.
I had the wb emailed to myself and opened it on one of my machines (XP Pro /
XL2002) and the wb opened just fine. I opened it on another machine (Win98SE
/ XL2000) and there were the errors again. I can turn Calculation to manual
and the workbook will open without the errors. I compared the Calc settings
between versions, they were set up the same. Apparently there are circular
references in this wb which XL2002 handles differently than does previous
versions.
Is there a difference in how newer versions of Excel handle circular
references?
Win2K / XL2000, had the #VALUE! error in a vast amount of cells.
I had the wb emailed to myself and opened it on one of my machines (XP Pro /
XL2002) and the wb opened just fine. I opened it on another machine (Win98SE
/ XL2000) and there were the errors again. I can turn Calculation to manual
and the workbook will open without the errors. I compared the Calc settings
between versions, they were set up the same. Apparently there are circular
references in this wb which XL2002 handles differently than does previous
versions.
Is there a difference in how newer versions of Excel handle circular
references?