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Excell 2003 / 2007
I downloaded the test-drive version of Excell 2007. Since the expiration has
expired, all my Excell files are saved as 2007 as read-only. Does anyone know how I can convert those files back to 2003? I read a posting that said save them as a 2003 file. How do I do that? I appreciate any assistance. |
Excell 2003 / 2007
Select Save As and the option to save to earlier version is found there.
Rob "prenfro" wrote in message ... I downloaded the test-drive version of Excell 2007. Since the expiration has expired, all my Excell files are saved as 2007 as read-only. Does anyone know how I can convert those files back to 2003? I read a posting that said save them as a 2003 file. How do I do that? I appreciate any assistance. |
Excell 2003 / 2007
Go here and download the compatibility pack that will allow you to open 07
files in 03... it's too late to save them as 03 files, since your 07 has expired, but the compatibility pack will allow you to still work with them in 03... http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en "prenfro" wrote: I downloaded the test-drive version of Excell 2007. Since the expiration has expired, all my Excell files are saved as 2007 as read-only. Does anyone know how I can convert those files back to 2003? I read a posting that said save them as a 2003 file. How do I do that? I appreciate any assistance. |
Excell 2003 / 2007
I downloaded this. It is still brining my files up in 2007 and the data is
useless since it won't let me change, copy, paste, anything. I bring up excell 2003 open my file and then save it under a different name. When I go to open the new file, it brings it up in excell 2007 and I get the convert message and I am back to useless information. Any other ideas? Thanks "BoniM" wrote: Go here and download the compatibility pack that will allow you to open 07 files in 03... it's too late to save them as 03 files, since your 07 has expired, but the compatibility pack will allow you to still work with them in 03... http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en "prenfro" wrote: I downloaded the test-drive version of Excell 2007. Since the expiration has expired, all my Excell files are saved as 2007 as read-only. Does anyone know how I can convert those files back to 2003? I read a posting that said save them as a 2003 file. How do I do that? I appreciate any assistance. |
Excell 2003 / 2007
It seems odd that Excel vs 2007 is still opening the file. Are you sure the
trial version has expired? Have you tried to open vs 2003 and then open the newly saved file from within that version? Rob "prenfro" wrote in message ... I downloaded this. It is still brining my files up in 2007 and the data is useless since it won't let me change, copy, paste, anything. I bring up excell 2003 open my file and then save it under a different name. When I go to open the new file, it brings it up in excell 2007 and I get the convert message and I am back to useless information. Any other ideas? Thanks "BoniM" wrote: Go here and download the compatibility pack that will allow you to open 07 files in 03... it's too late to save them as 03 files, since your 07 has expired, but the compatibility pack will allow you to still work with them in 03... http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en "prenfro" wrote: I downloaded the test-drive version of Excell 2007. Since the expiration has expired, all my Excell files are saved as 2007 as read-only. Does anyone know how I can convert those files back to 2003? I read a posting that said save them as a 2003 file. How do I do that? I appreciate any assistance. |
Excell 2003 / 2007
Uninstall your expired 07...
"prenfro" wrote: I downloaded this. It is still brining my files up in 2007 and the data is useless since it won't let me change, copy, paste, anything. I bring up excell 2003 open my file and then save it under a different name. When I go to open the new file, it brings it up in excell 2007 and I get the convert message and I am back to useless information. Any other ideas? Thanks "BoniM" wrote: Go here and download the compatibility pack that will allow you to open 07 files in 03... it's too late to save them as 03 files, since your 07 has expired, but the compatibility pack will allow you to still work with them in 03... http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en "prenfro" wrote: I downloaded the test-drive version of Excell 2007. Since the expiration has expired, all my Excell files are saved as 2007 as read-only. Does anyone know how I can convert those files back to 2003? I read a posting that said save them as a 2003 file. How do I do that? I appreciate any assistance. |
Excell 2003 / 2007
I ended up running 2 more updates and then it worked PERFECTLY! Thanks so
very much for your help. You just saved me years of financial reports, business records and both personal and business inventory. I am very GRATEFUL to you! Thanks again! Cheers! Pam "RobN" wrote: It seems odd that Excel vs 2007 is still opening the file. Are you sure the trial version has expired? Have you tried to open vs 2003 and then open the newly saved file from within that version? Rob "prenfro" wrote in message ... I downloaded this. It is still brining my files up in 2007 and the data is useless since it won't let me change, copy, paste, anything. I bring up excell 2003 open my file and then save it under a different name. When I go to open the new file, it brings it up in excell 2007 and I get the convert message and I am back to useless information. Any other ideas? Thanks "BoniM" wrote: Go here and download the compatibility pack that will allow you to open 07 files in 03... it's too late to save them as 03 files, since your 07 has expired, but the compatibility pack will allow you to still work with them in 03... http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en "prenfro" wrote: I downloaded the test-drive version of Excell 2007. Since the expiration has expired, all my Excell files are saved as 2007 as read-only. Does anyone know how I can convert those files back to 2003? I read a posting that said save them as a 2003 file. How do I do that? I appreciate any assistance. |
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