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Multi-level Subtotals with Excel 5.0 data
We use data imported from a SQL database and saved in Excel 5.0
format to create spreadsheets. We are currently using Excel 2003, SP1. When we do multi-level subtotals with new data, they work correctly, but when we try to do the multi-level subtotals with the data saved in Excel 5.0 format, the totals come out staggered and in the wrong places. Is there a workaround for this problem? We have already tried the Hot Fix 831824, but that didn't help. Thanks, Sandy |
Have you tried 'Save As' in the Excel 2003 format. Close the file. Open the
file and retry? HTH, -- Gary Brown "Sandy M" wrote: We use data imported from a SQL database and saved in Excel 5.0 format to create spreadsheets. We are currently using Excel 2003, SP1. When we do multi-level subtotals with new data, they work correctly, but when we try to do the multi-level subtotals with the data saved in Excel 5.0 format, the totals come out staggered and in the wrong places. Is there a workaround for this problem? We have already tried the Hot Fix 831824, but that didn't help. Thanks, Sandy |
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