Excel 2010 Script error popup when getting data from Web


  1. jimbo45
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    Excel 2010 Script error popup when getting data from Web


    Hi there
    I sometimes get a script error when getting data from web when using Excel 2010.

    This seems to depend on the ISP I'm using as I can take the laptop into some Wifi enabled Cafe's and EXCEL gets the data without the error popup.

    Since I like to run some of these as background queries (updating Stock prices for instance) is there any way to skip or supress the popup. I've just about tried every possible option both in OFFICE and IE.

    Cheers
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  3. Neutron16
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    Windows 8.1 ; Windows 7 x86 (Dec2008-Jan2013)
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    Looking at actual script lines would help. Do you mind sharing it?
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