Excel 2000 sheet losing cell justification

billfinn

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Office Version
  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
Good morning!
I am working on a somewhat large workbook, 40 worksheets, 4000 formulas in Excel 2000 (don't ask)
Multiple times a day I save this file, close and reopen it to assess results of my changes and some of the cells in Column B are no longer left justified. Instead they are mashed up against the right margin and often illegible.
Any thoughts on how to avoid this? In case the question comes up, I did set the entire column to be left justified but and formatted the entire column as text only some ranges of cells in the column get screwed up I'd love for this problem to be solved before my VP thinks I've lost my touch!
Thanks much,
Bill
 
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