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G'day,

Have you tried looking for that file on your Office CD? you might be able to find it and just toss the file from the CD to your OfficeLibrary folder (You should be able to find the right path by searching for *.xla files - I'm not sure on the exact path off the top of my head).

Hope that works out
Adam
 
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as adma says this must be from some where .

what do it do and where from it came.

i have never seen or heard of it,,

ermm what formula were you doing when this came up and what were yo udoing ?

sorry i thought you know what it was or poss your own XLS...
 
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