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Asked by cwPCI in Consulting, Microsoft Programming, Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software
Excel 2007 silently corrupts my .xls file when it saves. There is no indication of any problem until the file is closed and re-opened.
When the file is re-opened the error in the title is presented and after searching the formulas in the workbook several will have had the formula changed from a valid formula to =#N/A.
I am losing hours and hours of productive time. I have searched this one high and low. I did pay Microsoft $300 to tell me what I was doing wrong. The result of that effort was a misdiagnosis - meaning, the fix applied only worked temporarily. The problem keeps coming back and I am about to dump my Excel 2007. It is just getting too expensive.
I have been through the ringer on this one, so please - only serious debuggers should respond. I am using WSS to maintain version history. I can provide before and after file samples to whoever takes this on.
The formulas that have been affected to date are:
LEFT
DEC2BIN
MROUND
radtodeg - custom subroutine
20091111-EE-VQP-92 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
