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Old 10-04-2009, 07:58 PM
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Unhappy Excel 2003 Page Break Error


Hi everybody,

Do you ever encountered that error on Excel 2002 (installed with Office XP) that a worksheet which is many row. When it's expanding in row basis. Once I add the page break on worksheet. If inserts over around 40 page break on single workbook. Before save, it is normal and it can be printed page by page. However, after save and then re-open it. It cannot open such workbook again, the other workbook within same worksheet is normal. I have already installed service pack 1 to 3 on Office XP. But the error is still appeared. Anyone has idea??

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Old 10-18-2009, 08:50 PM
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Sorry, the version of office which occurred error is 2002 (from Office XP), not 2003.
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