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Is there any benifit to using binary format for your workbooks? does it
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What do you mean by "binary format"?
Pete On Apr 25, 8:16*pm, John wrote: Is there any benifit to using binary format for your workbooks? *does it support macros? *work fine with addins? |
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I'm guessing that the OP is using xl2007 and wants to know about .xlsb (or
..xls)? http://www.microsoft.com/interop/doc...ryformats.mspx or http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/he...069351033.aspx From what I've read, the .xlsb binary files open a little faster (less for excel to do???). And yep, they can contain macros. I still use personal.xla in xl2007. I haven't resaved it as .xlab (yet). Pete_UK wrote: What do you mean by "binary format"? Pete On Apr 25, 8:16 pm, John wrote: Is there any benifit to using binary format for your workbooks? does it support macros? work fine with addins? -- Dave Peterson |
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