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Jeff Mack
Background:
We are in the process of upgrading our Office version to Office 2003.
However, we still have a few users using Office 2000.
Problem:
The president of the company recieves Excel spreadsheets as attacments which
were created in Excel 2000 and contains formulas. When he opens the attached
excel files, excel recalculate the formulas automaticaly (which is fine), but
when he closes the spreadsheet he is prompted with the option to save the
changes. He recieves about 20 or more of these excle files per day and never
make changes to the document, he is just simply looking at them. This is
very incovient to him and is persieved as a waste of time.
Is there anyway to disable the prompting of saving the changed document?
Thank you,
Jeffrey Mack
We are in the process of upgrading our Office version to Office 2003.
However, we still have a few users using Office 2000.
Problem:
The president of the company recieves Excel spreadsheets as attacments which
were created in Excel 2000 and contains formulas. When he opens the attached
excel files, excel recalculate the formulas automaticaly (which is fine), but
when he closes the spreadsheet he is prompted with the option to save the
changes. He recieves about 20 or more of these excle files per day and never
make changes to the document, he is just simply looking at them. This is
very incovient to him and is persieved as a waste of time.
Is there anyway to disable the prompting of saving the changed document?
Thank you,
Jeffrey Mack