I have downloaded a bank staTMENT IN csv format. I would like to save
AS .XLS When I save it (after re-sizeing the grids) it saves as an
xls.csv file not a strait foreward xls file and i am back to square
one. i have to re-size all the grids again.

Is there a way around this please.

Did you change the file type when saving?

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RP
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"Desmond" wrote in message
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I have downloaded a bank staTMENT IN csv format. I would like to save
AS .XLS When I save it (after re-sizeing the grids) it saves as an
xls.csv file not a strait foreward xls file and i am back to square
one. i have to re-size all the grids again.

Is there a way around this please.

Yes I did to XXX.xls it changed it to XXX.xls.csv adding the CSV and
over wrighting my extension

No need to type the extension, choose save as microsoft excel workbook
(*xls)

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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom


"Desmond" wrote in message
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Yes I did to XXX.xls it changed it to XXX.xls.csv adding the CSV and
over wrighting my extension

Just to add to Peo's response:

In the File|SaveAs dialog, there's a dropdown box called:
"Save As Type:"
at the bottom.

Make sure you choose that "microsoft excel workbook (*.xls)" at the top of the
option list.

Peo Sjoblom wrote:

No need to type the extension, choose save as microsoft excel workbook
(*xls)

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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

"Desmond" wrote in message
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Yes I did to XXX.xls it changed it to XXX.xls.csv adding the CSV and
over wrighting my extension


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Dave Peterson

Yes I did to XXX.xls it changed it to XXX.xls.csv adding the CSV
and over wrighting my extension

Sometimes when changing file type it's necessary to put quotes around the
file name in the "Save As" dialog box; for example,
"XXX.xls"

Desmond: Please confirm that when you try to Save As, you are clicking the
"Save as type" drop-down list at the bottom of the window and selecting
"Microsoft Excel Workbook". The evidence implies that you may not be.

Regards,
Ron


"Desmond" wrote:

Yes I did to XXX.xls it changed it to XXX.xls.csv adding the CSV and
over wrighting my extension

If you're saving it as a real excel file, then I've never had to add the double
quotes.

If I'm saving it as a (say) text file (normal extension is .txt) and I want to
call it xxx.xls (w/o the .txt), then I'd use the double quotes.

Jay wrote:

Yes I did to XXX.xls it changed it to XXX.xls.csv adding the CSV
and over wrighting my extension

Sometimes when changing file type it's necessary to put quotes around the
file name in the "Save As" dialog box; for example,
"XXX.xls"

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Dave Peterson