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Opened Spreadsheet doesn't display

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McGrinch - 31 Jul 2006 15:05 GMT
When I open a particular spreadsheet, it asks me to update the links (which
there are some), and whether I do or not, the spreadsheet won't display.

Excel is open, but does not show a spreadsheet.  I do not see it listed in
the Window menu item to select it, in the list of open programs at the bottom
of the screen, or any other indication that it is opened.  If I try to open
it again, I get a message stating it is already open.  

I have tried closing all the way out of Excel, and rebooting my computer
without any luck.

Other spreadsheets are working fine.

Help!

Thanks!
Bob Umlas - 31 Jul 2006 15:43 GMT
Try Window/Unhide...
it's probably saved as a hidden file.
Or it's an add-in??

Bob Umlas
Excel MVP

> When I open a particular spreadsheet, it asks me to update the links (which
> there are some), and whether I do or not, the spreadsheet won't display.
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>
> Thanks!
McGrinch - 31 Jul 2006 16:04 GMT
Bob - You were right on the mark!

In 13 years of working with Excel and VBA, I have never come across this.  
Thanks for your help!!!

> Try Window/Unhide...
> it's probably saved as a hidden file.
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> >
> > Thanks!

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