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Excel stops responding when I enter a formula.
When I open a new spreadsheet in excel 2010 and try to type =sum and move the mouse it just stops responding.
I have tried:
Service pack 1 for office 2010.
An uninstall of office, reboot, then reinstall office 2010.
I don't have and HP printers installed (I have seen about the HP software causing issues).
I am running out of ideas and would appreciate and help :)
Thanks
PJ
I have tried:
Service pack 1 for office 2010.
An uninstall of office, reboot, then reinstall office 2010.
I don't have and HP printers installed (I have seen about the HP software causing issues).
I am running out of ideas and would appreciate and help :)
Thanks
PJ
if it still doesn't work in manual calculation mode, please start excel in safe mode and try again.
starting in safe mode can be done by executing (from command prompt or 'run' from start menu):
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14\excel.exe" /s
or open with while pressing the Control key on you keyboard.
if the problem does not exist in safe mode, it most likely will be caused by an add-in
starting in safe mode can be done by executing (from command prompt or 'run' from start menu):
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14\excel.exe"
or open with while pressing the Control key on you keyboard.
if the problem does not exist in safe mode, it most likely will be caused by an add-in
ASKER
I have tried safe mode, and the problem still exists.
It's still crashing.
Thanks,
PJ
It's still crashing.
Thanks,
PJ
Do you get the same problems when copy-pasting formulae and using VBA macro code to generate formulae ?
ASKER
Copy-pasting formulae still causes the crash.
As far as I'm aware, no VBA macro code is being used so I can't test this...
I may be wrong though, so apologies that. My knowledge of Excel isn't amazing.
Thanks,
PJ
As far as I'm aware, no VBA macro code is being used so I can't test this...
I may be wrong though, so apologies that. My knowledge of Excel isn't amazing.
Thanks,
PJ
or when you type
^=sum([...])
and then globally replace "^" with "" (nothing)
^=sum([...])
and then globally replace "^" with "" (nothing)
as for the vba macro, you could open the vba editor by pressing [Alt-F11]. then open the vba code section of the worksheet you currently have active, and copy-past this subroutine in the vba editor:
place the cursor inside the subroutine and press [F5] to execute it.
Sub test_generate_macro()
Range("A1").Formula = "=sum(A2:A3)"
End Sub
place the cursor inside the subroutine and press [F5] to execute it.
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ugg office connector eh?
ASKER
We found out the issue internally and explained what it was for others to know if they had the same problem
if not, please set calculation mode to "manual" (also on formula tab) and retry