ACC: #Error in Linked Spreadsheet After Closing File in Excel

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. In Microsoft Access, open the sample database Northwind.mdb.
2. In the Database window, select the Order Details table.
3. On the File menu, click Save As/Export.
4. In the Save As box, click "To an External File or Database," and then click OK.
5. In the "Save Table 'Order Details' In" box, click Microsoft Excel 5-7 or Microsoft Excel 97, and in the Save As Type list, click Export.
6. On the File menu, point to Get External Data, and then click Link Tables.
7. In the Link box, click Microsoft Excel in the Files Of Type list, and then select the Order Details spreadsheet you created. Click Link.
8. In the Link Spreadsheet Wizard, click Next on the screen marked "Your spreadsheet file contains more than one worksheet or range."
9. On the screen marked "Microsoft Access can use your column headings as field names for your table," click "First Row Contains Column Headings," and then click Next.
10. On the screen marked "That's all the information the wizard needs to link to your data," except the default for the Linked Table Name. Click Finish. Click OK on the informational message box.
11. Open Microsoft Excel, and then open the Order Details spreadsheet.
12. Open the linked table, Order_Details, in Microsoft Access.
13. Close the spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel.
14. Switch back to the Order_Details table in Microsoft Access.
    
    Note that all of the data fields in the linked table, Order Details, contain #Error. If you try to edit the table, you will receive one of the error messages mentioned in the "Symptoms" section.