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RDG

working with excel 97 workbooks
 
I have multiple workbooks created with excel 97. When I open the workbooks
in excel 2003 it does not recognize any of the formulas created in 97 and I
get multiple errors. I need to update all workbooks to work in excell 2003
and recognize the formulas. All workbooks and formulas still work perfect in
excel 97 but we want to go to the 2003 version. How can I do this ?

Bob Umlas, Excel MVP

working with excel 97 workbooks
 
something else is going on because all formulas in 97 work just fine in 2003.
That's the nature of the errors??

"RDG" wrote:

I have multiple workbooks created with excel 97. When I open the workbooks
in excel 2003 it does not recognize any of the formulas created in 97 and I
get multiple errors. I need to update all workbooks to work in excell 2003
and recognize the formulas. All workbooks and formulas still work perfect in
excel 97 but we want to go to the 2003 version. How can I do this ?


Bob Phillips[_3_]

working with excel 97 workbooks
 
What sort of formula gives you a problem in 2003?

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__________________________________
HTH

Bob

"RDG" wrote in message
...
I have multiple workbooks created with excel 97. When I open the workbooks
in excel 2003 it does not recognize any of the formulas created in 97 and
I
get multiple errors. I need to update all workbooks to work in excell
2003
and recognize the formulas. All workbooks and formulas still work perfect
in
excel 97 but we want to go to the 2003 version. How can I do this ?




RDG

working with excel 97 workbooks
 
example,

=EOMONTH(H1,-1), this formula in "97" references cellH1 which has a date of
17-July-08, and should give an answere of 30-june-08 whichit does in "97"
but when opened in 2003 gives an error of, #Name?. NOTE: the 17-July-08 date
in H1 is the result of of the formula in h1 that is linked to another page in
the workbook. All formulas in this workbook are linked to other pages in the
workbook and another workbook that are all open.


"Bob Umlas, Excel MVP" wrote:

something else is going on because all formulas in 97 work just fine in 2003.
That's the nature of the errors??

"RDG" wrote:

I have multiple workbooks created with excel 97. When I open the workbooks
in excel 2003 it does not recognize any of the formulas created in 97 and I
get multiple errors. I need to update all workbooks to work in excell 2003
and recognize the formulas. All workbooks and formulas still work perfect in
excel 97 but we want to go to the 2003 version. How can I do this ?


Bob Phillips[_3_]

working with excel 97 workbooks
 
Sounds like you don't have the Analysis Toolpak addd in your version of
2003.

--
__________________________________
HTH

Bob

"RDG" wrote in message
...
example,

=EOMONTH(H1,-1), this formula in "97" references cellH1 which has a date
of
17-July-08, and should give an answere of 30-june-08 whichit does in "97"
but when opened in 2003 gives an error of, #Name?. NOTE: the 17-July-08
date
in H1 is the result of of the formula in h1 that is linked to another page
in
the workbook. All formulas in this workbook are linked to other pages in
the
workbook and another workbook that are all open.


"Bob Umlas, Excel MVP" wrote:

something else is going on because all formulas in 97 work just fine in
2003.
That's the nature of the errors??

"RDG" wrote:

I have multiple workbooks created with excel 97. When I open the
workbooks
in excel 2003 it does not recognize any of the formulas created in 97
and I
get multiple errors. I need to update all workbooks to work in excell
2003
and recognize the formulas. All workbooks and formulas still work
perfect in
excel 97 but we want to go to the 2003 version. How can I do this ?




RDG

working with excel 97 workbooks
 
Thanks Bob, That seems to have done the trick...None of the add-ins were
checked.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Sounds like you don't have the Analysis Toolpak addd in your version of
2003.

--
__________________________________
HTH

Bob

"RDG" wrote in message
...
example,

=EOMONTH(H1,-1), this formula in "97" references cellH1 which has a date
of
17-July-08, and should give an answere of 30-june-08 whichit does in "97"
but when opened in 2003 gives an error of, #Name?. NOTE: the 17-July-08
date
in H1 is the result of of the formula in h1 that is linked to another page
in
the workbook. All formulas in this workbook are linked to other pages in
the
workbook and another workbook that are all open.


"Bob Umlas, Excel MVP" wrote:

something else is going on because all formulas in 97 work just fine in
2003.
That's the nature of the errors??

"RDG" wrote:

I have multiple workbooks created with excel 97. When I open the
workbooks
in excel 2003 it does not recognize any of the formulas created in 97
and I
get multiple errors. I need to update all workbooks to work in excell
2003
and recognize the formulas. All workbooks and formulas still work
perfect in
excel 97 but we want to go to the 2003 version. How can I do this ?






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