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Unable to Read File

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r burns - 01 Sep 2005 23:20 GMT
I cut and paste another   part of  the file to an existing excel file,
When open the file again, the page is blank and a dialog box  states:
"Unable to open file".  I saved my work every step of the way. I made a
backup copy and have tried it several times.  Each time the dialog box
states : Unable to read file.  What is the problem?
Ken Wright - 01 Sep 2005 23:30 GMT
Are you by any chance running XL97 or XL2K, and within the range that is
being cut and pasted have any references to names that use formulas such as
GET.WORKBOOK etc?

I would have expected it to crash Excel if you do, but worth asking the
question anyway I think.

If you COPY and paste, do you get the same result as CUT and paste.

What is in the range you are cutting?

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          Ken.......................    Microsoft MVP - Excel
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> I cut and paste another   part of  the file to an existing excel file,
> When open the file again, the page is blank and a dialog box  states:
> "Unable to open file".  I saved my work every step of the way. I made a
> backup copy and have tried it several times.  Each time the dialog box
> states : Unable to read file.  What is the problem?
 
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