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MaxColtene
User is on a laptop running Windows XP. Hardware resources shouldn't be a
problem. Document is on a network share. User claims he hasn't had this
issue before, i.e.-new issue. User inserts a couple rows into an existing
..xlsx document. Then copies a formula down through the first column of the
inserted rows. This is accomplished by hovering over the corner of an
existing cell with a formula applied and dragging down. As soon as you drag
it down the entire document freezes up. The only way to get rid of it is to
kill the process in task manager. It also looks like when it freezes it
opens up a blank Excel document, also "Not Responding", it looks like there
is another Excel instance on the taskbar. Any ideas?
problem. Document is on a network share. User claims he hasn't had this
issue before, i.e.-new issue. User inserts a couple rows into an existing
..xlsx document. Then copies a formula down through the first column of the
inserted rows. This is accomplished by hovering over the corner of an
existing cell with a formula applied and dragging down. As soon as you drag
it down the entire document freezes up. The only way to get rid of it is to
kill the process in task manager. It also looks like when it freezes it
opens up a blank Excel document, also "Not Responding", it looks like there
is another Excel instance on the taskbar. Any ideas?