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If it works correctly in a new project but not in an existing one, then the existing one is corrupted.
From here there are a variety of possible ways to save the file.
1) Check the project definition for resource or task calendars that are out of wack. If this is a very big project then this will be VERY tedious.
2) Export the file to excel, check for funny dates, then open the excel file in Project and then save it as a project file using the save as option. Depending on the options you choose you will loose a little or a lot of information. But it does force Project to create a new, healthy file.
3) Open a new Project file and cut and paste tasks and resources. Again, if this is a large file this could take a few cups of coffee to get though! However, as in solution number 2, it does force Project to start over a healthy file. Make sure to save (using version numbers in the name) and test at convienient intervals to try to catch the offending item before you destroy a lot work.
Good Luck and patience. File reconstruction is a B...ch!
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