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need to convert excel 97 doc to windows xp 2002 home edition
I am confused on how to convert and existing document that was created in
excel (the 1997 version) into excel (the windows xp 2002 home edition). I downloaded an online converter and it said it should recognize the document now, but it's still just a bunch of numbers and symbols. Please help~ |
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need to convert excel 97 doc to windows xp 2002 home edition
You should be able to open the .xls file produced by XL97 directly
into XL2002. From there, save the file and it will then be in the later format. You shouldn't need a converter. Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 19, 1:26*am, gigglesonice wrote: I am confused on how to convert and existing document that was created in excel (the 1997 version) into excel (the windows xp 2002 home edition). *I downloaded an online converter and it said it should recognize the document now, but it's still just a bunch of numbers and symbols. *Please help~ |
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