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Converting vs SaveAs
I have started using Excel 2007 and have a great number of Workbooks that
have been created in earlier versions of Excel. Is it best to use 2007's convert process or SaveAs process to take these Workbooks into Excel 2007. |
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Converting vs SaveAs
It is up to you.
If you convert, the original will be overwritten and cannot be recovered. If you saveas 2007, the original is not overwritten. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 2 Nov 2009 09:45:01 -0800, RussellT wrote: I have started using Excel 2007 and have a great number of Workbooks that have been created in earlier versions of Excel. Is it best to use 2007's convert process or SaveAs process to take these Workbooks into Excel 2007. |
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