Excel data won't re-import

I'm using xcelsius 4.5 and excel 2003. I made some minor changes to the spreadsheet (renamed labels, etc.) When I re-import it looks like the file is being reloaded but when I go to relink or check cells it is the old sheet. I have tried both the refresh data and clear data options. Neither seems to work.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
CWG

CW,
A few questions:
1. Did you try to import a blank spreadsheet to see if that would work? If it doesn't then try importing and clearing all data sources (keep in mind you will need to reconnect all of your components if you do this).
2. Do you have the latest hotfix for 4.5? If not, click here to gain details on how to get it... http://www.everythingxcelsius.com/2008/06/rumor-alert-sap-scheduled-to-provide_26.html
Hope this helps!
Xcelsius Gurus
http://www.everythingxcelsius.com
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Is it possible to import an excel list or excel data into a SharePoint List that has already been created? Not create a new list.
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Sure,
Go to list datasheet view in IE
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http://3sharp.com/blog/copy-and-paste-from-excel-to-a-sharepoint-list/
https://clintoncherry.wordpress.com/2008/02/27/bulk-copy-and-paste-into-a-sharepoint-list/
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/3c60ee05-1408-4b73-bb2b-2d42bf913572/how-to-copy-excel-sheet-data-to-sharepoint-2010-list
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Pete H --
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*: Description                                                :
*: This is a simple example program to get data from an excel :
*: file and store it in an internal table.                    :
*: Author : www.sapdev.co.uk, based on code from Jayanta      :
*: SAP Version : 4.7                                          :
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Hi
Please find the steps to resolve your issue.
Open Installed Updates by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking Programs, and then, under Programs and Features, clicking View installed updates.
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Or Try this step
If this does not resolve your issue then you can try a System restore to the date where unit was working fine steps provided below for you.
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