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Is there a way to copy and paste formulas from Excel 2003 to Excel 2007?
Right now the data copied from 2003 is pasted as values (all the formulas are
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Why would you want to do that? Just open the Workbook in 2007.

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Is there a way to copy and paste formulas from Excel 2003 to Excel 2007?
Right now the data copied from 2003 is pasted as values (all the formulas are
lost)?

Thank you.


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Can't open certain files I get from other people in 2007 as there are macros
that are not compatable between the two versions.

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Why would you want to do that? Just open the Workbook in 2007.

Deriv001 wrote:

Is there a way to copy and paste formulas from Excel 2003 to Excel 2007?
Right now the data copied from 2003 is pasted as values (all the formulas are
lost)?

Thank you.



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Sorry, even attempting to copy from one instance of Excel 2007 to
another instance of 2007 results in undesired results.

Deriv001 wrote:
Can't open certain files I get from other people in 2007 as there are macros
that are not compatable between the two versions.

"Bob I" wrote:


Why would you want to do that? Just open the Workbook in 2007.

Deriv001 wrote:


Is there a way to copy and paste formulas from Excel 2003 to Excel 2007?
Right now the data copied from 2003 is pasted as values (all the formulas are
lost)?

Thank you.




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Alright, thanks Bob I. If you do discover a way around this, I would
appreciate hearing about it.

"Bob I" wrote:

Sorry, even attempting to copy from one instance of Excel 2007 to
another instance of 2007 results in undesired results.

Deriv001 wrote:
Can't open certain files I get from other people in 2007 as there are macros
that are not compatable between the two versions.

"Bob I" wrote:


Why would you want to do that? Just open the Workbook in 2007.

Deriv001 wrote:


Is there a way to copy and paste formulas from Excel 2003 to Excel 2007?
Right now the data copied from 2003 is pasted as values (all the formulas are
lost)?

Thank you.






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try disabling the macros?

Deriv001 wrote:

Alright, thanks Bob I. If you do discover a way around this, I would
appreciate hearing about it.

"Bob I" wrote:


Sorry, even attempting to copy from one instance of Excel 2007 to
another instance of 2007 results in undesired results.

Deriv001 wrote:

Can't open certain files I get from other people in 2007 as there are macros
that are not compatable between the two versions.

"Bob I" wrote:



Why would you want to do that? Just open the Workbook in 2007.

Deriv001 wrote:



Is there a way to copy and paste formulas from Excel 2003 to Excel 2007?
Right now the data copied from 2003 is pasted as values (all the formulas are
lost)?

Thank you.




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