Is there a way to export an Excel file saved in xls format to MS Works? I
have a user that does not have Excel and needs to be able to use this file
which was created in Excel 2003. Am I correct that the file type for Works
spreadsheets is .wks?

Thanks

I have the option to save to a .wks extension on my computer, but I have no
idea what might change within the workbook. I think I'd push to get the
user Excel, rather than the risk of missing something with the conversion.

"Bob" wrote:

Is there a way to export an Excel file saved in xls format to MS Works? I
have a user that does not have Excel and needs to be able to use this file
which was created in Excel 2003. Am I correct that the file type for Works
spreadsheets is .wks?

Thanks

If I'm not mistaken, the 'wks' extension is for Lotus 123 files, not MS
Works files.


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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting
www.cpearson.com
(email on the web site)

"Barb Reinhardt" wrote in message
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I have the option to save to a .wks extension on my computer, but I have no
idea what might change within the workbook. I think I'd push to get the
user Excel, rather than the risk of missing something with the conversion.

"Bob" wrote:

Is there a way to export an Excel file saved in xls format to MS Works?
I
have a user that does not have Excel and needs to be able to use this
file
which was created in Excel 2003. Am I correct that the file type for
Works
spreadsheets is .wks?

Thanks