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Default Macro - Save an Open Excel Version 4 as current version of Excel



I'd like to open some excel files that are created in Brio - which
saves in Excel 4 format - and them save them in the current excel
version from a macro. Can anyone give me advice?

I tried recording a macro but it doesn't seem to add in the extra part
about saving in new version of Excel.

Thanks in advance.

Pete

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ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs activeworkbook.FullName, xlWorkbookNormal

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I'd like to open some excel files that are created in Brio - which
saves in Excel 4 format - and them save them in the current excel
version from a macro. Can anyone give me advice?

I tried recording a macro but it doesn't seem to add in the extra part
about saving in new version of Excel.

Thanks in advance.

Pete


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