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I have xl2000 - please - my boss opened one of my xl files in word - it has
tons of data - now i can't open it in xl anymore - HELP
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Your boss most likely also saved it when in Word.

It would have defaulted to being saved in Word format.

Unless you have a recent backup the only solution would be to re-create the
layout in a new Workbook then try to salvage some of the data from the
saved-in-Word file by opening in Word and grabbing what you can to copy and
paste, if possible.


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I have xl2000 - please - my boss opened one of my xl files in word - it has
tons of data - now i can't open it in xl anymore - HELP


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AFter you've taken Gord's advice, tell your boss you expect to be paid
time-and-a-half for the time to recreate the file.

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I have xl2000 - please - my boss opened one of my xl files in word - it has
tons of data - now i can't open it in xl anymore - HELP


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