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Default Excel 97 Versus 2003

Hi
Was wondering whether Excel 2003 is backward compatible with 97. We have a
lot of files here that are in 97 and if we upgrade will they be okay? Also,
we share a lot of spreadsheets with other departments and sometimes in 97 and
2000 they crash because the files are too big. Is there an improvement in
the capacity in 2003? And finally, what are the general benefits to
upgrading to 2003?

Many thanks

Annie
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