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Opening Excel spreadsheet in MAC
I did a database of names and addresses in Excel 2000 and would like to share
it with a Mac user. Any hope? To make matters worse, the Mac user is our secretary and others in our organization need to read her stuff too. |
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As long as you saved your database as an Excel file, it will open fine
in MacXL. Mac and Win Office file formats are identical for the last 4 versions of each. In article , "Doug" wrote: I did a database of names and addresses in Excel 2000 and would like to share it with a Mac user. Any hope? To make matters worse, the Mac user is our secretary and others in our organization need to read her stuff too. |
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AppleWorks will also open and I think save as Excel. Excel is better, though.
"Doug" wrote: I did a database of names and addresses in Excel 2000 and would like to share it with a Mac user. Any hope? To make matters worse, the Mac user is our secretary and others in our organization need to read her stuff too. |
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