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Are the formulas being displayed as text in the cell (i.e =SUM(A1:A100))?<br />
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If so check the formatting of the cells is not set to text.
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Are the formulas being displayed as text in the cell (i.e =SUM(A1:A100))?

If so check the formatting of the cells is not set to text.

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What is in the cell where you were expecting the calculation? Is there an error? <br />
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Is the source workbook on a network share and does the user have appropriate access rights?<br />
Are external links intact and updated? [Edit &gt;&nbsp;Links &gt;&nbsp;Update Values]<br />

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What is in the cell where you were expecting the calculation? Is there an error?

Is the source workbook on a network share and does the user have appropriate access rights?
Are external links intact and updated? [Edit > Links > Update Values]


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I guess the machine needed SP2 for office 2003. That seemed to fix it.
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I guess the machine needed SP2 for office 2003. That seemed to fix it.

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I have a user that is trying to use a Ecel 2003 form but the formulas are not adding th calculations to the appropriate cells. The calculation IS set to Automatic. Any ideas why this would not work on this particular computer? The form works correctly on all other computers running the same version of Excel?
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I have a user that is trying to use a Ecel 2003 form but the formulas are not adding th calculations to the appropriate cells. The calculation IS set to Automatic. Any ideas why this would not work on this particular computer? The form works correctly on all other computers running the same version of Excel?

Excel formulas not calculating

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