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Opening Lotus Files in Excel 2007
I know this option was omitted from Excel 2007, but I am wondering if a work
around has been created? Does anyone know of a way to open Lotus files in Excel 2007? Any work arounds? I recently upgraded to 2007 and lost this functionality. Thanks, Pete |
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Opening Lotus Files in Excel 2007
You can try opening and saving using open office. From there save as .xls???
-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "petedacook" wrote in message ... I know this option was omitted from Excel 2007, but I am wondering if a work around has been created? Does anyone know of a way to open Lotus files in Excel 2007? Any work arounds? I recently upgraded to 2007 and lost this functionality. Thanks, Pete |
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