Hi,

I generated an Excel XML file that can be opened by Office XP, Office 2003
and Office 2007.
I would like to transform this file to allow my client to open it in Office
2000.
I can already do it manually by using the "Microsoft Open XML Converter" and
then the "Microsoft Office Excel Viewer 2003" and then save the document in
XLS.

But I want to manage this task automatically/programmatically in C# 2.0

Hope someone can help me,

Regards.

Zitun

I have XL2000 and couldn't find an easy way to do it.

Eventually, I downloaded Open Office and now use that to open the XML
file, and then save it as .xls.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Jan 19, 9:01*am, Zitun wrote:
Hi,

I generated an Excel XML file that can be opened by Office XP, Office 2003
and Office 2007.
I would like to transform this file to allow my client to open it in Office
2000.
I can already do it manually by using the "Microsoft Open XML Converter" and
then the "Microsoft Office Excel Viewer 2003" and then save the document in
XLS.

But I want to manage this task automatically/programmatically in C# 2.0

Hope someone can help me,

Regards.

Zitun

Hi Pete,

Thanks for your answer. As I said in my post, I can already do it manually.
My problem is to do it automatically (with c# for example)

Regards,

Zitun

"Pete_UK" wrote:

I have XL2000 and couldn't find an easy way to do it.

Eventually, I downloaded Open Office and now use that to open the XML
file, and then save it as .xls.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Jan 19, 9:01 am, Zitun wrote:
Hi,

I generated an Excel XML file that can be opened by Office XP, Office 2003
and Office 2007.
I would like to transform this file to allow my client to open it in Office
2000.
I can already do it manually by using the "Microsoft Open XML Converter" and
then the "Microsoft Office Excel Viewer 2003" and then save the document in
XLS.

But I want to manage this task automatically/programmatically in C# 2.0

Hope someone can help me,

Regards.

Zitun

Perhaps you should post to a C# group.

Pete

On Jan 19, 1:26*pm, Zitun wrote:
Hi Pete,

Thanks for your answer. As I said in my post, I can already do it manually.
My problem is to do it automatically (with c# for example)

Regards,

Zitun