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Is there any way to force excel 2007 to save in .xlsm format by default? At
the moment it seems to always try and save in .xlsx format by default regardless of whether there are macros in the workbook or not. This seems a little odd. Why can't excel choose .xlsm instead when macros are present so that stuff isn't lost when you save? In any case is there any way of changing the default file format in excel 2007? I'm assuming that the user would normally have to do something, but we regularly send out spreadsheets with macros in it, and Excel 2007 users equally have problems when they inevitably save it in .xlsx format. |
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