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How do I convert a Quattro Pro 7 file to an Excel 2003 file?
I have a Quattro Pro 7 file on a disk. I no longer have the Quattro Pro 7
program. I want to open the file in Excel 2003. It says it is not a valid format. |
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How do I convert a Quattro Pro 7 file to an Excel 2003 file?
If you have access to Quattro Pro you can save the file in a Lotus 1-2-3
format. Then, from Excel, click FILE, select OPEN and change the files of type to Lotus 1-2-3 *.wk? Once the file has been opened by Excel you can do a File Save as and save in the Excel format of your choice. -- Kevin Backmann "Lisa" wrote: I have a Quattro Pro 7 file on a disk. I no longer have the Quattro Pro 7 program. I want to open the file in Excel 2003. It says it is not a valid format. |
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