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Anna

File conversion query
 
I have a load of .wks files created in MS Works 4.5a which I'd need to
work on in Excel 97. A suggestion, please, on how to import them into
Excel.

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Anna

Dave Peterson

Doesn't excel open those .wks files ok?

If yes, then the next time you have to open each, just save it as an excel
workbook.

Anna wrote:

I have a load of .wks files created in MS Works 4.5a which I'd need to
work on in Excel 97. A suggestion, please, on how to import them into
Excel.

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Anna


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Dave Peterson

Anna

On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 15:38:47 -0500, Dave Peterson
wrote:

Doesn't excel open those .wks files ok?

If yes, then the next time you have to open each, just save it as an excel
workbook.


Excel 97 doesn't seem to want to open any of my .wks files in any of
the formats. I could save them as .csv's in Works of course, but
losing the formatting would involve a dreadful work of reconstruction.
I was hoping there might be a more miraculous way to export/import.

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Anna

Dave Peterson

Maybe this post by Ken Wright will help:
http://groups.google.co.uk/groups?th...GP15.phx. gbl


Anna wrote:

On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 15:38:47 -0500, Dave Peterson
wrote:

Doesn't excel open those .wks files ok?

If yes, then the next time you have to open each, just save it as an excel
workbook.


Excel 97 doesn't seem to want to open any of my .wks files in any of
the formats. I could save them as .csv's in Works of course, but
losing the formatting would involve a dreadful work of reconstruction.
I was hoping there might be a more miraculous way to export/import.

--
Anna


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Dave Peterson


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