Micrsoft Excel 2007 does not respond

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talicu

Discussion Starter · May 23, 2008

I am trying to click on a graph to change some of the parameters (line width, etc.), and once I'm clicking on the graph, Microsoft excel do not respond. It's the first time I'm using Microsoft Excel 2007 with Windows Vista, and I thought, I thought if I convert it from Compatibility mode, it will work, but it didn't. Any suggestions?

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Talicu

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jcgriff2

· #2 · May 24, 2008

Hi talicu. . .

Welcome to the Tech Support Forum - Vista Support!

Are you actually in Excel 2007 or are you clicking on a file containing the graph which in turn should bring Excel up? Is there an error massage?

Did your system come with any anti-virus trial-type programs?

Did you system come with Office 2007 trial version?

Regards. . .

jcgriff2

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talicu

Discussion Starter · #3 · May 24, 2008

Hi jcgriff2,

Yes, I am actually in Excel 2007. No error message, just on the top of the window it's written "not responding". It could be that the file is too big - lots of sheets and about 3000 rows. My system has a good anti-virus NOD32, and the system didn't come with Office 2007 trial version.

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Talicu

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sobeit

· #4 · May 24, 2008

was the graphic created with excel 2007?

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talicu

Discussion Starter · #5 · May 25, 2008

No. It was made with office 2003, and windows xp.

Talicu

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jcgriff2

· #6 · May 25, 2008 (Edited)

Hi talicu. . .

A quick test may tell us something.

Boot-up into SAFEMODE (tap F8 key repeatedly during boot-up; select SAFEMODE w/Networking).

Try the same there.

Also... another item if you would like to try it -
I have Office 2007. If you would like to send me the file in question, I will be more than happy to test it on my system. Because of the potential proprietary nature of the data, you can email it to me - see my PM. It is up to you!

Regards. . .

jcgriff2

EDIT: Just noticed the XP connection - was the file made under XP origirnally, now you are trying to work with it under a Vista system? And was it an Excel 2003 file originally, or was it Excel 2007?

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sobeit

· #7 · May 25, 2008

talicu said:
No. It was made with office 2003, and windows xp.

Talicu

was the vista an upgrade or different computer. If vista was the upgrade, tell about your computer, cpu, ram, harddrive and harddrive free space.

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