Strange error message

Hello,

I am getting a strange message when I am trying to copy a
graph that I use in a payroll document that we use. It
contains data and a graph for each employee. It worked
just fine for 80% of the document then all of a sudden I
started to get this message: "No more new fonts may be
applied in this workbook" with an OK button. I can hit
the OK button and it will eventually continue on (after
multiple clicks). But each time I copy and paste the
graph, it gives me this message.

I am using Excel 2002 on Win 2000 Pro with all the latest
updates and patches available. The file is fairly large -
41 sheets of which 13 are graphs.

One other thing to note - I am redoing the exact same file
that was used before with the exception of a few new
modifications and the previous file did not have this
problem.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. If you need any
further info please ask and I will get an answer to you.
Thanks in advance.

Chris

Hi Chris,

A known issue, check here for more detail.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];215573

And Jon Peltier's page.
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/FixFonts.html

Cheers
Andy

Chris wrote:
Hello,

I am getting a strange message when I am trying to copy a
graph that I use in a payroll document that we use. It
contains data and a graph for each employee. It worked
just fine for 80% of the document then all of a sudden I
started to get this message: "No more new fonts may be
applied in this workbook" with an OK button. I can hit
the OK button and it will eventually continue on (after
multiple clicks). But each time I copy and paste the
graph, it gives me this message.

I am using Excel 2002 on Win 2000 Pro with all the latest
updates and patches available. The file is fairly large -
41 sheets of which 13 are graphs.

One other thing to note - I am redoing the exact same file
that was used before with the exception of a few new
modifications and the previous file did not have this
problem.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. If you need any
further info please ask and I will get an answer to you.
Thanks in advance.

Chris

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Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel
http://www.andypope.info