We have an ongoing problem we have not been able to solve. It seems to be connected to shared files.
We have a worksheet which calculates the number of plants and generates a Planting Schedule. On opening the file the schedules are blank - this is annoying as they have to be recalculated. The rows data should exist in are not shown blank, they are not shown - the schedule consists of just the headings.
Having to recalculate on a small project is OK - still annoying as you often might pdf and then only see the schedules are blank on review of PDF, but on large files it takes time to recalculate all schedules.
Once you recalculate, you can work as normal and save and commit, the next day you open the file and the schedules are blank. Has anyone else experienced this and if so what was the fix.
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We have an ongoing problem we have not been able to solve. It seems to be connected to shared files.
We have a worksheet which calculates the number of plants and generates a Planting Schedule. On opening the file the schedules are blank - this is annoying as they have to be recalculated. The rows data should exist in are not shown blank, they are not shown - the schedule consists of just the headings.
Having to recalculate on a small project is OK - still annoying as you often might pdf and then only see the schedules are blank on review of PDF, but on large files it takes time to recalculate all schedules.
Once you recalculate, you can work as normal and save and commit, the next day you open the file and the schedules are blank. Has anyone else experienced this and if so what was the fix.
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