Excel problems after loading latest update for Mac Office X

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I hope I have got the correct community - please advise which one I should
use if this is not the rigth one
I have used Office for Mac X for some time without problems
Since loading the latest update 10.1.6 I have had sendless problems with
Excel - everythings else seems ok...
I have tried removong and re-installing Office. the application worked fine
unitl I re-installed the update.
Macros I have written will nopt run
I cannot write new Macros
Sometimes even simple new formulas will not produce a result ( this is
especially the case where I am working with subtotals)
Error messages including project not available etc
I could work with the programme without the latest update but that seems a
bit stupid.
Can you help please
 
There are several MAC ng's under microsoft.public.mac.....Excel, Office etc.
I've never looked at any but they would seem to be appropriate by the names.

HTH
 
Please RWN what is a "ng" - could you also be very kind and give me the
relevant link
thanks & H N Y
griffin
 
griffin;

Right after I sent my reply I realized that the link may not help.

Here are some examples of groups on the msnews.microsoft.com server
microsoft.public.mac.office.entourage
microsoft.public.mac.office microsoft.public.mac.office.word
microsoft.public.mac.office.powerpoint
microsoft.public.mac.office.excel
microsoft.public.mac.office

Sorry for the confusion.
 
Thanks for coming back on this. Unfortuately I could not trace anything that
looked relevant.

Have you any ideas as to waht is causing the problem?
thanks

Griffin
 
Sorry, not conversant with Mac but found this on Google;

http://www.macworld.com/2004/10/secrets/decworkingmacside/index.php

They reference the MS Mac ng's, viz;

Get More Help
For more help, go to Macworld’s Office/Business Software Forum or check out the Microsoft
News Server. In Entourage, go to Window: Mail and click on Microsoft News Server in the
Folders panel. Here you can subscribe to microsoft.public.mac.office, or to a more
specific list, such as microsoft.public.mac.office.powerpoint,
microsoft.public.mac.office.word, microsoft.public.mac.office.excel, or
microsoft.public.mac.office.entourage.




Good Luck
 
What a kind person you are !

I have posted a topic on the web forum you suggested and will wait and see
if anything comes up (I will let you know)

Interesting that there was no mention in the article of problems wih excel....

Griffin
 
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