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Saving Excel to MS Works
How to save an Excel workbook to work in Microsoft Works?
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Saving Excel to MS Works
File - Save As - and from the dropdown box select ".wks" extension.
However if saving something from Excel to "works" it will have to be very basic. Firstly you will only allowed to be able to save one worksheet and not a typical workbook. Hope this helps Steve "Ray58" wrote in message ... How to save an Excel workbook to work in Microsoft Works? |
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"Steve Jones" wrote: File - Save As - and from the dropdown box select ".wks" extension. However if saving something from Excel to "works" it will have to be very basic. Firstly you will only allowed to be able to save one worksheet and not a typical workbook. Hope this helps Steve "Ray58" wrote in message ... How to save an Excel workbook to work in Microsoft Works? I'll give this a shot thanks! |
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