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XLSM and XLSX - what's the difference?
Could someone please clarify the purpose of the new file types in
Excel 2016/365, as I'm confused. In various web articles/posts, such as this example http://www.askingbox.com/question/ex...-xlsm-and-xlsb I read that xlsx does not include macros or VBA code, but xlsm does. So, as I want to include my old macros fro Excel 2000 and also use any new macros I might install (with help here!) I have started using xlsm. HOWEVER, when I open a few remaining xlsx files that I saved earlier, I find they *do* include macros. I can run them, and I can open the VBA Editor. -- Terry, East Grinstead, UK |
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