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Hi John,
I agree with Eric. It seems to work great. There does seem to be one anomaly. When I open a 2003.xls workbook in 2007 and redraw about half of the fomulas disappear. After a repeated redraw they are OK. How do you find the time?
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mmm... strange one this. I don't think it is a 2007 issue though. I opened your file in 2003 and hit redraw. As you say about half the equations are not drawn but on a second redraw they all appear. I look into it when I have some time but I'll probably give it a low priority it seems to sort itself out pretty quickly.

Its quite a useful spreadsheet - in fact I could have used it last week for a vehicle impact assessment I am undertaking. Have you thought about uploading it?
 
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