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file format not valid
i'm trying to open lotus .wk4 in excel and it gives me an error message. how
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file format not valid
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Lotus *.wk4 and earlier versions should open in Excel. The newer *.123 versions require a $50.00 convertor from DataWiz What is the error message you are seeing? Do you or the sender of the file still have access to Lotus If so, try to Save it in Lotus as an Excel file or re-save as a *.wk4 Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Fri, 18 Nov 2005 10:47:07 -0800, turkey wrote: i'm trying to open lotus .wk4 in excel and it gives me an error message. how can i open the lotus document in excel? |
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