How is this possible?? (1 Viewer)

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Rami

Rami

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Dec 24, 2004
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    Erik said:
    BTW Microsoft Excel? I sympathise
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    Lol I am at work right not, so its nots only Microsoft Excel, it is Microsoft Excel 97! We are currently migrating to 2003:wallbang:
     
    mikhail

    mikhail

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    Jan 24, 2003
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    Yeah, it's a bug of some sort. I don't think I've ever seen something like that before.

    Nawaf said:
    Ouch.. Might I suggest OpenOffice? :D
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    He'd have to sell it to the management. Not usually handy.

    The latest Excel's superior to Oo_Org's Calc anyway.
     

    Zlatan

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    I saw this for another thread, and I think I have an explanation:

    If the posts from one thread were seperated and moved into a new post, it would have those posts, but not the views of the old thread, only views of the new, seperated thread would be noted.



    I'm so smart. :cool:
     
    mikhail

    mikhail

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    Zlatan said:
    I saw this for another thread, and I think I have an explanation:

    If the posts from one thread were seperated and moved into a new post, it would have those posts, but not the views of the old thread, only views of the new, seperated thread would be noted.



    I'm so smart. :cool:
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    Sure, but that wasn't what happened here. For example, I looked at the thread, then checked again. Views was still at one. :lazy:
     
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