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Office97's Excel, Columns keep Resizing
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DXU76
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 Office97's Excel, Columns keep Resizing
Have you guys ever heard of complaints about Office97's Excel columns keeps resizing itself to the default size everytime a file is re-opened?
I was told that the solution is keeping upto date all SPs.
I searched all around but havent found a solution yet. Any ideas?
Thanks
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I haven't worked with Office 97 in a long time. If all else fails, you can always reinstall the app.
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Are you the only one who uses the file? Do you save it every time you open it with the column widths you want?
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