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Hello, I am new in this community. I have a problem with Excel.
I use O365 and Windows 10 and the pc is a Japan language based pc.
Some days ago there has been a big updating from Windows and from this moment if I open an already existing Excel file and save it, when I open it all the style changes I did (like dimension of columns and cells, colors, grids...) desappear, it is like the file became "raw".
Another singular fact is that the file font became a japanese font.
I hope I could explain my problem. What can it be?
Thank you very much!
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o365 desktop updates internally and not via win update
In any component > File > More > Account> Update options > Update now, does it?
And if a branded PC update Bios/drivers via that makers support site
Any help?
Palcouck, thank you very much for the kind and quick answer.
I have tried with your solution and it seems working well now.
Thank you so much!