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What's the best way to convert a Lotus version 9.8 (I think) file to Excel
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The Lotus file has a ".123" extension.
"Mary Fetsch" wrote: What's the best way to convert a Lotus version 9.8 (I think) file to Excel 2007? |
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I would think that opening them in Lotus 123 and saving as a .xls file would be
the simplest. Mary Fetsch wrote: What's the best way to convert a Lotus version 9.8 (I think) file to Excel 2007? -- Dave Peterson |
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microsoft, in it's monolithic glory, has decided that it no longer need to support lotus. and xl never did support .123 files - only wk4 and older. so you will have to find someone how has lotus and save the file as an .xls. i learned from dave peterson that dataviz offers a conversion prpgram but i think they want money. http://www.dataviz.com/ regards FSt1 "Mary Fetsch" wrote: The Lotus file has a ".123" extension. "Mary Fetsch" wrote: What's the best way to convert a Lotus version 9.8 (I think) file to Excel 2007? |
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I'm not sure that they support the .123 files, though.
http://support.dataviz.com/support.srch?docid=14034 (Maybe they do, but haven't updated their documentation????) FSt1 wrote: hi microsoft, in it's monolithic glory, has decided that it no longer need to support lotus. and xl never did support .123 files - only wk4 and older. so you will have to find someone how has lotus and save the file as an .xls. i learned from dave peterson that dataviz offers a conversion prpgram but i think they want money. http://www.dataviz.com/ regards FSt1 "Mary Fetsch" wrote: The Lotus file has a ".123" extension. "Mary Fetsch" wrote: What's the best way to convert a Lotus version 9.8 (I think) file to Excel 2007? -- Dave Peterson |
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they support the millennium edition. that is .123. i had to have 2 license
for that. one for home and one for work. don't use it much anymore, just for formating. formating in lotus is WWWAAAaaay easier than excel. the format dialog has no ok button and is modaless meaning you just click your way through and it changes on the sheet as you click the dialog. nice. but looks like i wont be able to do that with 2007. bummer. regards FSt1 "Dave Peterson" wrote: I'm not sure that they support the .123 files, though. http://support.dataviz.com/support.srch?docid=14034 (Maybe they do, but haven't updated their documentation????) FSt1 wrote: hi microsoft, in it's monolithic glory, has decided that it no longer need to support lotus. and xl never did support .123 files - only wk4 and older. so you will have to find someone how has lotus and save the file as an .xls. i learned from dave peterson that dataviz offers a conversion prpgram but i think they want money. http://www.dataviz.com/ regards FSt1 "Mary Fetsch" wrote: The Lotus file has a ".123" extension. "Mary Fetsch" wrote: What's the best way to convert a Lotus version 9.8 (I think) file to Excel 2007? -- Dave Peterson |
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Dave Peterson wrote:
I would think that opening them in Lotus 123 and saving as a .xls file would be the simplest. Mary Fetsch wrote: What's the best way to convert a Lotus version 9.8 (I think) file to Excel 2007? Agree, but if the 123 program isn't available, you can open a .123 file in OpenOffice.Org's Calc program, then save it as .xls and open that in Excel 2007. Bill |
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