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Old 08-06-2009, 07:40 AM   #1 (permalink)
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File Error: Data May have been lost

Hi,

Can anyone help wit this.
we have Office 2007 installed on laptops now.
and one of our intranet programmes creates a excel report using crystal.
when opening that file you get the following error

File Error: Data may have been lost

you press ok
Spreadsheet opens with the dats information missing
the rest is there.

any ideas?
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Old 08-06-2009, 05:59 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: File Error: Data May have been lost

Hi HussainU,

What are 'the dats information'? Do you mean dates? What do the 'missing' data look like in the file you're trying to open?
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Re: File Error: Data May have been lost

sorry i meant dates

the missing data should just be dates nothing special
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Re: File Error: Data May have been lost

Hi HussainU,

Are the dates in the correct format for your PC's regional settings? You may need to examine the data file to confirm this.
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yes macropad
all time and date settings are applied via GPO settings and are correct format etc.
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Re: File Error: Data May have been lost

Hi HussainU,

Sorry, I'm out of ideas, then. The only reason I can see for dates being lost is when they're in an unrecognised format.
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Re: File Error: Data May have been lost

The thing is if you open the same file in 2003 it opens fine no errors
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Hi HussainU,

OK, so is your Office 2007 installation fully updated? To be fully updated it needs SP2, plus whatever's been released since then.
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well updated it now and tested again same thing
grrr annoying me now
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Re: File Error: Data May have been lost

Hi HussainU,

Is your Crystal Reports installation fully updated? See:
http://resources.businessobjects.com...reports_en.asp

Note: any versions not updated since the beginning of 2007 may not be compatible with Vista/Office 2007.
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